… 1 The second approach to capping the blast radius—and the focus of much of this post—is containment. Rather than supervising what the agent does, we supervise what it’s able to do by enforcing access boundaries through, for example, sandboxes, virtual machines, and egress controls. …
… The read command is agnostic as to whether it’s accessing a disk pack from the 1970s or a modern SSD. …
… Let me try a simpler test to confirm RCE: curl -H "Content-Type: %{ ='multipart/form-data' . dm=@ognl.OgnlContext@DEFAULT MEMBER ACCESS . memberAccess? memberAccess= dm : container= context 'com.opensymphony.xwork2.ActionContext.container' . ognlUtil= container.getInstance @com.opensymphony.xwork2.… …
… There were sixteen additional problems where Opus tried to access benchmark materials but failed. …
… A thought is “access-conscious” or “consciously accessible” if you can report it, reason with it, and use it to guide what you do. …
… Claude is given relatively unrestricted access to downloading tools and accessing databases, allowing Claude to choose diverse sets of strategies for solving a problem. …
… It is a messy network of roads, each with its own identifiers, conventions, formats, filtering logic, and degree of programmatic access. Some data are straightforward to access programmatically. …
… Without this modifier, functions have write access by default, similar to how database queries without proper access controls can modify data instead of just reading it. …
… Its code runs as a low privilege user, with no network access. …
… The Institute has a unique vantage point: it has access to information that only the builders of frontier AI systems possess. …