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Agent Security Models Hit Production Reality
Meta's customer support agent was hijacked to steal Instagram accounts, while Apple scaled back AI ambitions at WWDC. The production security gaps we've been warning about are now front-page news —...
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Carryall is an open source authorization layer for AI agents. I built it because I run 12 agents on my own infrastructure and needed every one of them to have its own cryptographic identity, scoped permissions, and an immutable audit trail. It's the missing piece between “my agent works” and “my agent is safe to deploy.”
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Erik Huckle builds agent infrastructure and autonomous systems. erikhuckle.com