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Sandbox vulnerability gives rogue AI agents a path to escape and leak data, research says
artificial intelligence (AI) security startup AIR published research identifying a network filtering vulnerability in Vercel Sandbox that could allow rogue agents to bypass certificate validation and exfiltrate data outside permitted networks. The flaw creates an escape path from isolated code execution environments through exploitation of the validation process.
Why it matters: Organizations using Vercel Sandbox to run untrusted or third-party code, including artificial intelligence (AI) agents, face data exfiltration risk if the vulnerability is exploited before patching.
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vulnerabilities
Sandbox vulnerability gives rogue AI agents a path to escape and leak data, research says
Artificial intelligence (AI) security startup AIR published research identifying a network filtering vulnerability in Vercel Sandbox that could allow rogue agents to bypass certificate validation and exfiltrate data outside permitted networks. The flaw creates an escape path from isolated code execution environments through exploitation of the validation process.
Why it matters: Organizations using Vercel Sandbox to run untrusted or third-party code, including artificial intelligence (AI) agents, face data exfiltration risk if the vulnerability is exploited before patching.
- Source published
- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker