<![CDATA[Are permission limits enough to keep AI agents secure?]]>

<![CDATA[Are permission limits enough to keep AI agents secure?]]>

Not entirely. While permission controls reduce risk, they don’t solve deeper infrastructure issues. According to specialists at 0G Labs, vulnerabilities can still exist in the underlying compute layer.

If the system running the agent is compromised, sensitive data like private keys or trading strategies could be exposed. That’s why there’s growing emphasis on hardware-level isolation — ensuring that even system operators cannot access or leak critical information.

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