Attack  ·  Glossary

Agent webhook attack surface

Many AI-agent platforms let outside systems start an agent by sending a notification to a 'webhook' URL. When that endpoint is left unsecured or its inputs are misread, anyone who can reach it can make the agent run tasks using the credentials it already holds.
This turns a simple integration shortcut into a remote-control surface for agents that hold your data and tools. Behind each webhook sits the agent's stored permissions, so an unsecured endpoint can be an open door.
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