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AI-Agents

AI agents now operate deep within your applications and workflows - often as "Shadow AI" without formal security oversight. They read sensitive data, trigger external tools, and execute code at runtime, creating a massive, unmanaged attack surface.

Raven Runtime AI-Agents brings these invisible actors into the light. By sitting directly inside the application runtime, Raven discovers every agent in your environment - approved or shadowed. It monitors the real actions agents take, the data they touch, and the APIs they call, providing the unique ability to intercept and stop rogue or unsafe behavior before it causes damage.
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A deep analysis of React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) RCE in RSC Flight protocol—and why WAF rule patches fail to protect modern React and Next.js apps.
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Learn how to debug eBPF verifier errors, manage instruction count limits, and optimize your eBPF programs for performance and safety. Discover practical tips on tail calls, maps, helper functions, and measuring instruction counts effectively.
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