Webinar: Agentjacking | A Live Walkthrough & Defenses by Tenet Threat Labs
The research that made Hacker News and Infosecurity Magazine, and more, now walked through live by the team that found it.
Tenet Threat Labs discovered Agentjacking: a new attack class that hijacks AI coding agents using nothing but a fake error report. No phishing. No breach. Nothing to detect.
Join us for a full walkthrough of the attack chain, real findings from the wild, and defenses.
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Speakers:
Ron Bobrov
Ron Bobrov is a senior security researcher at Tenet Security with 10 years of experience in offensive security, penetration testing, and vulnerability research. He has specialized in emerging attack vectors and has recently focused on AI agent security, conducting red-team assessments that have uncovered critical vulnerabilities in modern LLM-based systems.
At Tenet Security, Ron leads research initiatives exploring the intersection of traditional security threats and AI-specific attack surfaces. His work on bypassing A2AS framework protections has revealed fundamental architectural gaps in current AI agent security approaches, contributing to the development of runtime protection methodologies for agentic systems. Ron's research combines deep technical expertise in system exploitation with novel approaches to adversarial AI security, helping organizations understand and defend against the next generation of attacks targeting AI agents in production environments.
Nevo Poran
Nevo Poran, cybersecurity researcher, Co-Founder & CTO of Tenet Security, and a top-tier security engineer focused on GenAI, API, and application security. Unit 8200 veteran and 2x Excellence Awards. Nevo co-founded Wild Pointer with Barak, serving as technical lead and later CEO, managing teams delivering offensive R&D to Cisco, Noname Security, and Fortune 500 clients. He then co-led Cisco's first GenAI Security Research Team - building the AI Defense product from research through production. Deep hands-on expertise in reverse engineering, exploit development, and agent runtime security. Speaks on Kubernetes/cloud and GenAI security (CyberArk INTENT 2024, UNC Symposium 2025) and co-presented the Kubernetes etcd exploitation research with Barak. They've been breaking things together for years.
Barak Sternberg
Barak Sternberg is a cybersecurity researcher, offensive security specialist, and a returning DEFCON speaker. His research career spans over 15 years across every major attack surface of the last decade: from IoT to browser extension exploits (DEFCON 29), to Kube infra attacks (with Nevo), to smart device hacking (DEFCON Safe Mode IoT Village). He's presented at DEFCON (twice), Hacktivity, RootCon, BSides, Intent, and numerous other security conferences worldwide. He's a Unit 8200 veteran and Israel Defense Prize recipient. His research has consistently focused on finding novel attack chains in emerging technology before attackers do, across years in offensive cybersecurity. He also co-founded Wild Pointer (offensive security, Fortune 500 clients) and more recently co-founded Tenet Security as CEO with Nevo: but the research came first, the company came from the research, not the other way around. He leads Tenet while staying hands-on - the exploit chains in this talk came directly from his team's research