Stop Giving AI Agents Your API Keys
AI agents need API keys to work, but every key you hand over is a key that can leak. Learn how a local reverse proxy pattern keeps your credentials safe while giving agents full API access.
Practical security insights and product updates from the team building safer, simpler key management for modern APIs.
AI agents need API keys to work, but every key you hand over is a key that can leak. Learn how a local reverse proxy pattern keeps your credentials safe while giving agents full API access.
Every AI security layer has holes. The swiss cheese model shows why stacking imperfect defenses is the only strategy that works for AI agent pipelines.
MCP skill marketplaces have the same supply chain problems as npm, except the blast radius is your AI agent's full context window. Here are 5 vulnerabilities with code fixes you can deploy today.
Multi-agent AI pipelines are the new attack surface. Learn how agent-to-agent supply chain attacks work, see 4 real attack patterns, and get 5 defense strategies with code you can copy today.
Discover 10 documented prompt injection attacks that have compromised AI systems in production, then learn 5 concrete defense steps with code you can copy right now. Includes a self-assessment quiz and free checklist.
Security researchers found 21,000 OpenClaw instances with exposed gateway tokens in just two weeks. If you're running an AI agent with API keys, here's what went wrong and how to lock it down.
135,000 exposed instances, a ZeroLeaks score of 2/100, 824+ malicious skills, and a CVSS 8.8 RCE. Here's what went wrong with OpenClaw security in 2026 and how to protect your API keys.
A stolen exchange API key is bad. A stolen API key inside an agent that's already mid-trade, executing 40+ transactions per hour without human oversight, is a different problem entirely. Here's the full blast radius, and how to contain it.
The OWASP MCP Top 10 lists token mismanagement as the #1 risk for AI agents. Here's how to manage API keys for MCP servers using scoped secrets, runtime injection, and zero-knowledge encryption.
Researchers found 7% of OpenClaw skills leak credentials through the LLM context window. Here's how to isolate your API keys from AI agents using scoped secrets and zero-knowledge encryption.