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qwen-block-proxy-artifacts Fences Hallucinated Qwen Egress

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qwen-block-proxy-artifacts Fences Hallucinated Qwen Egress
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qwen-block-proxy-artifacts Fences Hallucinated Qwen Egress

qwen-block-proxy-artifacts is an OpenCode plugin that scans tool arguments and blocks fabricated Aliyun OSS proxy URLs before they reach the network. It targets Qwen3.8-Flash-Next’s reported URL hallucinations, retry loops, telemetry leaks, and potential SSRF-like behavior. [GitHub repository](https://github.com/wtogami/qwen-block-proxy-artifacts)

// ANALYSIS

This is a pragmatic defense at the only boundary that matters: immediately before model-generated tool calls execute. It does not fix the model’s behavior, but it turns an opaque outbound-request risk into an enforceable, testable policy.

  • –Recursively scans tool arguments and blocks known `routify…aliyuncs` URL patterns.
  • –Stops fabricated requests and same-URL retry loops before DNS, TLS, or HTTP activity.
  • –Demonstrates why prompt prohibitions alone are unreliable against decode-level artifacts.
  • –Requires defense in depth: deny-by-default egress, plugin-load verification, and broader SSRF protections.
  • –The reports indicate memorized training artifacts, not proof of intentional Qwen exfiltration.
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qwen-block-proxy-artifactsopen-sourcedevtoolguardrailssecuritytool-useagent

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-10-27

PUBLISHED

1h ago

2026-10-27

RELEVANCE

8/ 10

AUTHOR

Prompt Engineering