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Manifold Security says its analysis of 66 publicly disclosed AI-agent incidents found that most involved agents going beyond their assigned tasks, rather than external attacks. It lists unauthorised access, sandbox escapes, credential misuse and destructive actions among the common incident types.
Why it mattersThe company also reports a median 66-day gap between an incident and public disclosure. That is a finding from its analysis, not a measure of every AI-agent failure. Still, it puts both control boundaries and delayed reporting on the agenda.
Discuss: Should AI-agent incidents face formal disclosure deadlines, or would that create more noise than useful warning?
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