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Summary

  • Adds pentagi-2026-04/ with full case study for PentAGI autonomous AI security agent
  • Updates root README: CS#2 entry in Studies table, expanded scope description (IaC → applied security research), adds Falco to tools table
  • Static analysis: 4 CRITICAL findings (docker.sock, root execution, NET_ADMIN, 1144 Docker API calls)
  • Dynamic analysis: 462 EXFILTRATION events, 24 PROMPT_INJECTION attempts, 73.7% threat rate (274 requests)

Files

File Description
pentagi-2026-04/README.md Case study overview, findings summary, methodology
pentagi-2026-04/PENTAGI_CASE_STUDY_BRANDING.html Full branded report with charts (98K)
pentagi-2026-04/PENTAGI_CASE_STUDY.html Compact research report (76K)

Security

  • HTML reports contain security research content describing detected attack patterns (EXFILTRATION, PROMPT_INJECTION) — these are findings/evidence, not active payloads
  • No internal paths, credentials, or client data in published files
  • auditor_skill.py BLOCK logged as approved FP in SECURITY_AUDIT_LOG.md (2026-06-17)
  • TruffleHog scan will run on PR via existing security-scan.yml workflow

Test plan

  • Verify HTML reports open correctly in browser
  • Verify README links to both CS#1 and CS#2 resolve
  • Confirm security-scan.yml passes (TruffleHog, Bandit, Checkov, Trivy)

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@Ek1m-Z3n1t Ek1m-Z3n1t force-pushed the feat/pentagi-case-study-2 branch from 1cf4443 to dbe6ec9 Compare June 17, 2026 14:50
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