[pkkm]

This reads like a marketing stunt for Noma. The cute name, the logo, the clickbait title, the dramatic tone in an article that seems targeted at a non-technical audience... And the actual vulnerability is what, that if you give an LLM private data and let random people interact with it, it may leak the data? Well, duh.

[centuryfall]

While it is definitely an issue if a single agent has access to both public and private data, this feature shouldn’t have been delivered where this is an allowed state. At least, GitHub should have ensured there are two kinds of agents: one for public, and one for internal, and prevent crossover between them. I get this doesn’t appear to be the most shiny feature, but the other, current side is just allowing Pandora’s box to be opened by naive policies.

Lastly, even with a private agent, being able to ask it for secrets and have it likely respond with them back is really, really, really bad.