webpro255/awesome-ai-agent-attacks

The project is a nascent 'awesome list' focused on a very specific and high-growth niche: AI agent security failures. With only 3 stars and no forks, it currently represents a personal collection rather than a community-driven resource. Its defensibility is near zero because it lacks a proprietary dataset, unique scraping automation, or a critical mass of contributors. While useful for researchers, it faces immediate displacement risk from more established bodies like the OWASP Top 10 for LLMs, the AI Incident Database (partnership between RAII and others), or security startups like Lakera and HiddenLayer who maintain much deeper, automated threat intelligence feeds. The 'market' for security incident tracking tends to consolidate around a single authoritative source (like CVE/NIST); unless this repo gains massive community traction quickly, it will likely be overshadowed by an official security consortium's tracker. The low frontier risk is due to the fact that OpenAI/Google prefer internal red-teaming and bug bounties over public incident curation for the industry at large.