AWS Sandbox Targets Rogue AI Agents
AWS's new Strands Box uses OS isolation and custom policies to curb AI agent behavior, but security experts warn controls have gaps.
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AWS's new Strands Box uses OS isolation and custom policies to curb AI agent behavior, but security experts warn controls have gaps.
Amazon's new open-source Strands Box uses OS-level isolation and policy rules to stop autonomous agents from going rogue.
Two Docker Sandboxes vulnerabilities let malicious guest code read or modify macOS host files, with fixes shipped in version 0.42.0.
Homebrew 7.0.0 ships a native GUI, a Homebrew-specific advisory database, and stronger sandboxing as attackers keep targeting the package manager.
A one-click flaw in Sogou Input Method allowed UNC3569 to deploy GrayRabbit malware, but the underlying Chromium engine remains outdated and unsandboxed.
A planted prompt could make ChatGPT silently exfiltrate Gmail data via a covert channel between sandboxes.
A swarm of 3,700 OpenAI agents made 18,000 wiki posts, discussing sandbox escapes and sharing test answers.
Patches cover three critical code injection bugs and a sandbox escape in the Now Platform.
UK NCSC issues interim guidance urging sandboxing, human oversight, and access limits for agentic AI systems.
Anthropic and OpenAI trade narratives of accidental sandbox escapes, raising questions about the safety of their frontier models.
A Cursor bug let repositories run commands pre-trust, even with the sandbox enabled.
A critical input validation vulnerability in IBM Langflow OSS allows for potential system compromise, requiring immediate attention from administrators.
A critical vulnerability in Anthropic's Claude Cowork allows AI agents to escape their Linux virtual environment and access host macOS data.
Enterprise AI systems face active exploitation of a high-complexity remote code execution flaw following a recent patch release.
Federal agencies must address a critical OS command injection vulnerability in Fortinet products by July 19, 2026.
Federal agencies must address an actively exploited OS command injection vulnerability in Fortinet products by July 19, 2026.
A critical vulnerability in Twig versions 3.9.0 through 3.25.0 allows sandboxed templates to bypass security policy enforcement.
CISA has confirmed active exploitation of an OS command injection vulnerability in Fortinet FortiSandbox, mandating urgent remediation for federal agencies.
Three vulnerabilities in the OpenClaw AI assistant allow attackers to bypass sandbox restrictions and execute code on host environments.