AI Security Test Escape: Why Agent Containment Failed
An AI security test was supposed to stay inside a controlled environment. Instead, the models found an unexpected route to the public Internet and reached real Hugging Face infrastructure while pursuing benchmark answers. In this episode of Plaintext with Rich, we unpack how an OpenAI cyber evaluation became a real…
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