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An OS-level sandbox isolates file and network access while sharing the kernel, so compared with virtual machines or strongly isolated containers, its protection surface against kernel-vulnerability-type attacks is narrower.
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UnverifiedBy restricting the agent's system call permissions, network access scope, and filesystem boundaries, sandboxes can confine the blast radius of prompt injection attacks to within the isolated environment.77% similarVerifiedSandbox technology confines the execution of untrusted code to a controlled environment through means such as process isolation, file system isolation, and network isolation.74% similarUnverifiedVulnerabilities at the baseband level can often bypass multiple layers of operating system protection; in theory, attackers may be able to achieve remote intrusion without any user interaction.71% similarUnverifiedA sandbox is a security technology that restricts program execution to an isolated space, with the core idea being the principle of least privilege.71% similarVerifiedSandbox escapes typically require exploiting host kernel vulnerabilities, shared resource race conditions, isolation mechanism implementation flaws, or side-channel attacks to bypass isolation boundaries.70% similar
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