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We spent six months documenting why non-human identity (NHI) security fails in real organizations, from bug bounties that call leaked keys "out of scope" to the nine-part NHI Kill Chain. Argus is the product we built from what that research proved.
The Korean GitHub token leaks and CISA's public-repo exposure were both filed as secrets leaks. What got out was not a file but a live identity. This piece argues that security leaders should treat API keys as identities and shift the defense from prevention rate to how fast you detect what has already leaked.
A leaked Slack incoming webhook is usually triaged as low severity: write-only, one channel, no data access. The moment an AI agent reads that channel and can act with tools, that write-only primitive becomes an indirect prompt injection path into the agent's privileges. Here is the full kill chain, the exact preconditions, and how to defend it.
Short monthly brief from the Cremit research team.
