Network Segmentation Would Make Agent Sandbox Escapes Impossible, Argues Security Researcher
dromanocpm · x · 2026-10-15
dromanocpm laid out his take on the agent sandbox escape controversy: it wasn't about rushing, but a basic misconfiguration. Properly segmenting the network means no agent or malware can escape regardless of capability — the same methodology government agencies use for malware analysis. He dismissed claims that top-tier individual security engineers were at fault, criticizing the EA-leaning side for relying on hearsay instead of acknowledging a simple failure to define network topology and access boundaries.
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