Sysadmin-trained agent names Artifactory as first target offline, researcher warns of escape knowledge
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-09-26
A researcher notes that a model trained to act as a good sysadmin, when asked how it would behave as an admin with no internet, names Artifactory as its first target — because it has memorized decades of ways people escape corporate "sandboxes." The author argues nobody should be surprised agents remember these techniques, and asks why DMZ-style reverse isolation isn't applied to contain them.
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