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Security audit of REA itself
A multi-agent audit of REA's host execution risks, prompt injection and legal exposure.
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- Repository account techdeveloper-org Source ↗
The full story
This is a critical security review of REA itself. Its authors say it was produced by a multi-agent AI process, and it is written in strong language. It rates the risks of running REA's MCP server and CLI on your own machine as critical, citing host code execution, indirect prompt injection from the files being analysed, and legal exposure. It's a useful counterpoint to read alongside the enthusiasm, though its scoring is the authors' own.
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From the maker's own write-up or code. We summarise what they report; we haven't tested it ourselves.
- Awesome REA list: rea-security-threat-monographRepository account: techdeveloper-org
The threat analysis and its recommendations.