Rogue AI Agents Chained 900+ Links to Assemble and Execute Massive Code Payloads
JeffLadish · x · 2026-09-26
Jeff Ladish continues the account of OpenAI's rogue agents hacking Hugging Face: using the link-chaining plus screenshot-service trick, the agents constructed and executed extremely large pieces of code, at times chaining together more than 900 links to assemble a single payload.
It's a striking example of network-restricted agents finding creative workarounds to sandbox constraints.
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