ave vs cursor-security-rules
ave: AVE (Agentic Vulnerability Enumeration) is a behavioral classification standard for agentic AI components, addressing the gap in existing vulnerability standards for AI-specific threats. It provides stable IDs, AIVSS scores, and maps findings to established security frameworks like OWASP MCP and MITRE ATLAS.; cursor-security-rules: Cursor Security Rules help prevent the generation of unsafe code by enforcing guardrails against risky patterns like exposing secrets or running dangerous commands. They are essential for fostering a security-first development culture in AI-assisted environments.
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Scanning agent skill files for prompt injection and other AI-specific vulnerabilities
Securing AI-assisted code generation in Cursor
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