A security layer for agent infra: replay attacks in sandboxes, learn from them
wandb · x · 2026-09-14
A reposted thread describing a security layer for agentic infrastructure: when an attack hits, it never touches production. Instead it's captured and replayed in a sandbox with the same infra pattern — attack → map failure path → test fix → store the lesson. The core argument: agents write code, call tools, and hit APIs, so agent security can't just be a wall; the next layer must be a simulator, a teacher, and a memory system.
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