NVIDIA study finds 26.1% of 31,132 agent skills carry vulnerabilities
11/13/2026 — 11/13, 06:18·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- A study published in NVIDIA's SkillSpector repository scanned 31,132 AI agent skills and found that 26.1% contained vulnerabilities, while 5…
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On November 13, 2026, an article published on Juejin reported that NVIDIA has publicly released research on AI Agent skills through its SkillSpector repository. The study scanned a total of 31132 AI Agent skills and found that 26.1% of them contained vulnerabilities, while another 5.2% showed signs of malicious intent. The same article also noted that OpenAI introduced a security detection tool aimed at Agent skills around the same period. Based on the available reporting, these are the only details that can be verified so far, and no further developments or follow-up results have been disclosed in the material. The figures and the repository name come directly from the published summary, and no independent confirmation or additional analysis of the findings is included in the report.
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A study published by NVIDIA in its SkillSpector repository scanned 31,132 AI agent skills and found 26.1% carry vulnerabilities, with 5.2% flagged as potentially malicious, according to a write-up on Juejin. The post also says OpenAI released a similar security scanning tool around the same time.
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