Security Threats in Agentic AI System
Khan, Raihan, Sarkar, Sayak, Mahata, Sainik Kumar, Jose, Edwin
–arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents have become increasingly prevalent in various applications, from virtual assistants to complex data analysis systems. However, their direct access to databases raises significant concerns regarding privacy and security. This paper examines these critical issues, focusing on the potential risks posed by unrestricted AI access to sensitive data. The rapid advancement of AI technologies has resulted in systems capable of processing vast amounts of data and generating human-like responses. While this progress has provided numerous benefits, it has also introduced new challenges in ensuring data privacy and security. AI agents with direct access to databases may inadvertently expose confidential information, or they may be exploited by malicious actors to access or manipulate sensitive data. Additionally, AI systems' ability to analyze large datasets increases the risk of unintended privacy violations, making them prime targets for attacks aimed at extracting or misusing data. This paper explores the current landscape of AI agent interactions with databases and analyzes the associated risks. It discusses the potential threats to privacy protection and data security as AI agents become more integrated into various applications.
arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
Oct-16-2024
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