Vulnerability Assessment Report

Microsoft AutoGen v0.2.0

Assessment Date: May 3, 2025

Assessment ID: ghi789

Executive Summary

Microsoft AutoGen is an agent framework that enables the development of LLM applications using multiple agents. The library demonstrates moderate risk overall, with specific concerns in security and regulatory compliance domains, while maintaining strong licensing practices.

Overall Risk: Medium (5.4/10)

Low Risk Medium Risk High Risk
Risk Domain Score Level
License Validation 3.1/10 Low
Security Assessment 6.7/10 Medium
Maintenance Health 2.8/10 Low
Dependency Management 5.5/10 Medium
Regulatory Compliance 7.2/10 High

License Validation

Risk Score: 3.1 / 10 (Low Risk)

Key Findings

Analysis

Microsoft AutoGen uses the MIT license consistently across its codebase. The license is well-documented and centrally located. All source files contain appropriate copyright notices.

Recommendations

Security Assessment

Risk Score: 6.7 / 10 (Medium Risk)

Identified Vulnerabilities

Vulnerability ID Description Severity Status
LVW-AG-2025-001 Code injection via unvalidated message inputs High Unresolved
LVW-AG-2025-002 Agent termination denial of service Medium Partial mitigation
LVW-AG-2025-003 Information disclosure through agent memory logs Medium Unresolved
LVW-AG-2025-004 Prompt injection in agent-to-agent communication High Unresolved
LVW-AG-2025-005 Insecure default configurations Medium Unresolved

Security Controls

Recommendations

Maintenance Health

Risk Score: 2.8 / 10 (Low Risk)

Key Metrics

Governance Model

The project is maintained by Microsoft with a clear governance structure. The core team is actively involved in development, and Microsoft provides dedicated resources to ensure the project's sustainability.

Recommendations

Dependency Management

Risk Score: 5.5 / 10 (Medium Risk)

Dependency Analysis

Supply Chain Security

The project lacks comprehensive dependency scanning in CI/CD pipelines. No formal Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is available, making it difficult to track transitive dependencies.

Recommendations

Regulatory Compliance

Risk Score: 7.2 / 10 (High Risk)

Compliance Readiness

Regulation Readiness Level Key Gaps
GDPR Low Data minimization, storage limitations, processing logs
CCPA Low User data tracking, deletion mechanisms
AI Act (EU) Very Low Risk categorization, transparency documentation, human oversight features

Documentation Quality

Documentation is minimal regarding regulatory and compliance considerations. No guidance is provided for deploying the library in regulated environments or for ensuring compliance with relevant legal frameworks.

Recommendations