We read the /llms.txt responses of 113,457 sites in Common Crawl. Two held injection attempts, and 2,035 asked AI agents to act, mostly in text that platforms write for their customers.
We scanned the HTTP headers of 217 million crawled web responses for text aimed at AI agents. Most point agents to llms.txt files and MCP servers, and 30 sites sent injection attempts.
After the ClawHavoc malware campaign, ClawHub blocks skill releases it judges malicious. We scanned the 81,535 skills that remain for risky install steps and third-party endpoints.
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