Endpoint Enumeration
Discover exposed API endpoints, health checks, and information disclosure routes on target agents
Reconnaissance · Stage 1
Map the target agent's attack surface, capabilities, and behavioral boundaries
RETROACTIVE-PRIV
Exploiting previously granted access or cached credentials to gain unauthorized capabilities
Confirmed in real-world production systems or internet-wide exposure assessments.
All agents expose /health and /info
Reproductions in Damn Vulnerable AI Agent, the OpenA2A intentionally-broken agent for kill-chain validation.
AgentPwn coverage
Not observable via content-side honeypot interaction. HackMyAgent or DVAA cover this where applicable.
Enumerating the agent's own exposed endpoints is an external scan, not a content trap. HackMyAgent WEBEXPOSE-* covers it.
Evidence by source
Evidence timeline
Shodan May 12, 2026 sweep: 231,482 exposed openclaw services indexed
Shodan sweep discovered 140,000 exposed AI services with accessible endpoints across the public internet
Detection · HackMyAgent
npx hackmyagent secure --ciLive = implemented in hackmyagent; queued = declaredDefense · OASB controls
How to cite
AI Agent Threat Matrix T-1001 (Endpoint Enumeration). OpenA2A, 2026. https://threats.opena2a.org/techniques/T-1001