AI agents aren't 'going rogue' — frontier labs are skipping security basics
latexr · hn · 2026-10-15
A CSO Online piece argues AI agent incidents stem not from sci-fi 'rogue models' but from frontier labs skipping basic security hygiene: agents get high privileges and execute actions without the sandboxing, permission isolation, and auditing that traditional systems require. The author urges adopting established practices like agent security gateways and least-privilege as deployment prerequisites. HN discussion adds practitioner perspectives.
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