The UnboundCompute blog
Writing on web security
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Audit Logging for AI Agents
Audit logging for ai agents is your detection layer: what to record per turn, how to spot bad tool use, and how…
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MCP Tool Pinning: Locking Down Tool Definitions
Use mcp tool pinning to fingerprint each tool definition at approval and block silent changes, stopping rug pulls, poisoning, and tool shadowing.
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Egress Filtering for AI Agents
Egress filtering for ai agents is the containment layer that stops stolen data leaving: domain allowlists, stripped markdown images, and inspecting proxies.
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Canary Tokens for Prompt Injection Detection
Use prompt injection canary tokens to catch LLM data leaks: plant secret markers, watch every exit, and get hard proof the instant…
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LLM Guardrail Models: What Input and Output Filters Can and Cannot Do
How llm guardrail models screen the input and output of a main LLM, where these filters catch attacks, and the honest limits…
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AI Agent Sandboxing: Containing Code and Tool Execution
AI agent sandboxing runs agent generated code and tool calls in a confined environment so a compromised agent cannot reach the host,…
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Human in the Loop for AI Agents: Confirmation on Sensitive Actions
Human in the loop ai agents require explicit approval before sensitive actions, so a person, not an injected document, authorizes money, email,…
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Least Privilege for AI Agent Tools
Apply least privilege for ai agent tools to shrink blast radius: scoped tokens, read write splits, tool allowlists, and short lived credentials.
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CaMeL: A Capabilities Based Defense Against Prompt Injection
The camel prompt injection defense from Google DeepMind stops attacks by design, using a plan as code, a quarantined model, and capability…
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The Dual LLM Pattern: Isolating Untrusted Content From Privileged Actions
The dual llm pattern keeps untrusted text away from the model that calls tools, so injected instructions cannot drive real actions. Here…