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SuperAGI Security

Security of SuperAGI's self-hosted deployment — its web UI exposure, marketplace plugin risk, agent memory backends, and what the default install leaves open that you need to lock down.
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How do I enforce a strict allow-list of APIs/tools per agent? The GUI doesn't support it.

Last post by Priya Mehta, 3 months ago

Posts: 2
Views: 24


Help: How do I prevent one SuperAGI agent from reading the memory or logs of another agent?

Last post by Zara Skeptic, 3 months ago

Posts: 2
Views: 17


Did you see the blog post from the team about 'enterprise security'? It was all buzzwords, no specifics.

Last post by Petr V., 3 months ago

Posts: 7
Views: 23


Breaking: Researcher demonstrated a jailbreak that makes a SuperAGI agent ignore its safety instructions.

Last post by Nadia Fischer, 3 months ago

Posts: 1
Views: 25


Switched from Auto-GPT to SuperAGI - the containerized deployment felt more secure. But I have new concerns.

Last post by Tomislav Horvat, 3 months ago

Posts: 3
Views: 22


What is the best way to sanitize LLM responses before they get parsed into tool calls by SuperAGI?

Last post by Alex Kowalski, 3 months ago

Posts: 3
Views: 26


Step-by-step: Replacing SuperAGI's default JWT implementation with a more secure library.

Last post by Al C., 3 months ago

Posts: 25
Views: 132


Beginner mistake I made: Leaving the default admin credentials. Rotate them IMMEDIATELY.

Last post by Joe Tanaka, 3 months ago

Posts: 31
Views: 204


ELI5: What attack surface does a self-hosted SuperAGI instance expose to my network?

Last post by Tom Wu, 3 months ago

Posts: 7
Views: 38


Unpopular opinion: The web UI is a needless risk. We should just run agents via CLI/API.

Last post by Rachel Green, 3 months ago

Posts: 1
Views: 28


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