By the 'Unbreakable' Standard, Almost No Sandbox Qualifies
austinc3301 · x · 2026-10-13
austinc3301 continued the debate over how to characterize an agent's sandbox escape: nearly every popular sandboxing solution — VMs, containers, jails — has at some point had a vulnerability allowing escape, so the "improperly configured, therefore not a sandbox" definition would disqualify almost everything.
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