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AC2 Protocol Proposes Security Framework Designed for AI Agents

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A new initiative called the AC2 Protocol has been introduced, positioning itself as a missing security layer specifically designed for AI agents. The protocol appears to address authentication and communication security concerns that arise when AI agents interact with systems and each other. Details are available via the project's official website at ac2protocol.org. The submission garnered modest early attention on Hacker News, receiving 5 points and 2 comments at the time of posting.

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