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Embroidery blocks custom agent sandbox escapes

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Embroidery blocks custom agent sandbox escapes
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Embroidery blocks custom agent sandbox escapes

Security researcher and Embroidery co-founder Zack Korman shared that his attempts to create an AI agent sandbox escape powerful enough to evade detection have so far failed. While developing material for a ContinuumCon workshop focused on sandbox escapes, Korman observed that his threat detection platform, Embroidery, consistently flagged and blocked the escape attempts he executed within the agent environment.

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Hot take: Sandbox isolation alone is insufficient for securing AI agents; runtime threat detection and observability are critical to catching evasion techniques.

  • AI agents equipped with file-system access or tool execution capabilities present dynamic escape vectors that static sandboxes cannot prevent.
  • Behavioral monitoring and telemetry, such as those provided by Embroidery, can reliably capture anomalous actions before they lead to host compromise.
  • Presenting these findings at ContinuumCon underscores the importance of shift-right runtime protection for autonomous AI systems.
// TAGS
securitysandbox-escapethreat-detectionembroiderycybersecuritycontinuumcon

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-06-12

PUBLISHED

2h ago

2026-06-12

RELEVANCE

7/ 10

AUTHOR

ZackKorman