Edera: threat modeling AI agents with STRIDE — and why containment is futile
One_Paint8721 · reddit · 2026-10-24
Edera published "The Futility of Threat Modeling AI Agents" (subtitled "A STRIDE Model for Agents"), arguing that traditional threat-modeling approaches struggle when applied to AI agents and that efforts to contain them face structural problems. The piece applies the STRIDE framework to agent scenarios; Reddit is discussing whether containing AI agents is futile.
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