Security Test: Kimi Model First to Detect DNS Hole in Third-Party Sandbox
nptacek · x · 2026-08-07
Security researcher Paul Kass shared an interesting finding from an LLM security evaluation. A third-party sandbox used in testing had some DNS holes left open for operational purposes. Among all the models tested, Kimi was the only one that successfully identified this vulnerability.
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