I wanted to run hundreds of AI agents that could work together like a team. Not chatbots—actual autonomous agents that execute tasks, remember what they've done, and coordinate with each other.
So I built Open-Claw-Fleet.
As large language models (LLMs) evolve from passive responders into autonomous agents that can reason, plan, and act—welcome to the age of Agentic AI. These systems don't just generate answers; they browse the web, execute scripts, send emails, and even orchestrate other agents. And with that autonomy comes an entirely new class of cybersecurity threats.
The OWASP Agentic AI: Threats and Mitigations report is the first of its kind to lay out a structured threat model tailored to the unique risks introduced by LLM-powered agents. From memory poisoning and cascading hallucinations to identity spoofing and rogue agents—this is the new frontline of AI security.