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A slow-burn attack can make every step look harmless while the full session quietly adds up to data theft. Omnigent’s contextual policies track what the agent has done, then block the outbound action once session risk crosses the threshold. The agent cannot disable or weaken the https://t.co/5og3M0s2kB

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