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Sandbox escape refers to an attacker breaking through the isolation layer to gain host system privileges from the controlled environment or access other tenants' data.
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10/20/2026
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UnverifiedAttackers can exfiltrate sensitive information out of the sandbox through legitimate outbound channels by embedding malicious code in dependency packages (supply chain attacks).77% similarVerifiedSandbox escapes typically require exploiting host kernel vulnerabilities, shared resource race conditions, isolation mechanism implementation flaws, or side-channel attacks to bypass isolation boundaries.75% similarUnverifiedSite Isolation protects against cross-site data leakage, not sandbox escape; if an attacker breaks out of the sandbox itself, Site Isolation's protection becomes ineffective.73% similarUnverifiedBy 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.70% similarVerifiedThe sandbox isolation mechanism is the core security guarantee of the code interpreter, strictly isolating the execution environment from the host system.66% similar
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