13. Agentic AI

Catalog · Audit workflow

• DASF-R-13.1 — Memory Poisoning
• DASF-R-13.2 — Tool Misuse
• DASF-R-13.3 — Privilege Compromise
• DASF-R-13.4 — Resource Overload
• DASF-R-13.5 — Cascading Hallucination Attacks
• DASF-R-13.6 — Intent Breaking & Goal Manipulation
• DASF-R-13.7 — Misaligned & Deceptive Behaviors
• DASF-R-13.8 — Repudiation & Untraceability
• DASF-R-13.9 — Identity Spoofing & Impersonation
• DASF-R-13.10 — Overwhelming Human in the Loop
• DASF-R-13.11 — Unexpected RCE and Code Attacks
• DASF-R-13.12 — Agent Communication Poisoning
• DASF-R-13.13 — Rogue Agents in Multi-Agent Systems
• DASF-R-13.14 — Human Attacks on Multi-Agent Systems
• DASF-R-13.15 — Human Manipulation
• DASF-R-13.16 — Prompt Injection
• DASF-R-13.17 — Confused Deputy
• DASF-R-13.18 — Tool Poisoning
• DASF-R-13.19 — Credential and Token Exposure
• DASF-R-13.20 — Insecure Server Configuration
• DASF-R-13.21 — Supply Chain Attacks
• DASF-R-13.22 — Excessive Permissions and Scope Creep
• DASF-R-13.23 — Data Exfiltration
• DASF-R-13.24 — Context Spoofing and Manipulation
• DASF-R-13.25 — Insecure Communication
• DASF-R-13.26 — Malicious Server Connection
• DASF-R-13.27 — Insecure Credential Storage
• DASF-R-13.28 — UI/UX Deception
• DASF-R-13.29 — Insufficient Server Validation
• DASF-R-13.30 — Client-Side Data Leakage
• DASF-R-13.31 — Excessive Permission Granting
• DASF-R-13.32 — Client-Side Code Execution
• DASF-R-13.33 — Insecure Communication Handling
• DASF-R-13.34 — Session and State Management Failures
• DASF-R-13.35 — Update and Patch Management