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InboxWall may cause parser exceptions due to extremely malformed HTML, overly aggressive filtering may mistakenly delete legitimate content (such as stripping all <a> tags and losing links), new injection techniques may bypass the allowlist, and a crash of the MCP server process would leave the agent without sanitization capability.
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10/17/2026
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