As AI agents act on behalf of users and other agents, attackers can hijack their identities or exploit mismatches between what an agent intends to do and what it's actually permitted to do. Defenses like Agent Fabric and secured agent-to-agent communication aim to enforce zero-trust identity boundaries so agents can't impersonate each other or exceed their intended authority.
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AI Agent Identity and Trust Boundaries
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