Agent "hives" shift the attack surface from models to permissions and keys
AuriumD · reddit · 2026-10-27
Clipping a segment from an X Space, Darkside argues that as AI agent teams ("hives") coordinate and act autonomously, the weak spots move from the model itself to everything around it: permissions, keys, and who is allowed to instruct an agent — security can't be an afterthought. The author asks multi-agent practitioners whether they use scoped credentials per agent, human approval gates for risky actions, or other measures, seeking what actually works in practice.
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