Security & Safety
AWS AI Security Framework sets a baseline for agent authority
The AWS AI Security Framework separates answering, connected, and acting AI, making agent identity, tool authorization, and observability the new security baseline.
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Vulnerabilities, prompt injection, model safeguards, and containment design.
Security & Safety
Codex Windows sandbox sets the baseline for local agent security
OpenAI’s Codex Windows sandbox design shows that local coding agent security is now an OS boundary problem, not only a model safety problem.
Security & Safety
OpenAI Daybreak brings cyber defense into the development loop
OpenAI Daybreak connects GPT-5.5-Cyber and Codex Security to vulnerability discovery, patch validation, detection, and audit evidence.
Security & Safety
Endor AURI puts a security control plane around coding agents
Endor Labs expanded AURI with Agent Governance and Package Firewall, shifting AI coding security from code review to runtime control.
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OpenAI Put Safety Rails Around Codex, and Agent Security Became the Product
OpenAI published GPT-5.5-Cyber and Codex safety practices back to back. The coding-agent race is shifting from model quality to permissions, sandboxing, and audit logs.
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One prompt injection can take over a server: four CrewAI CVEs expose the agent security gap
Four CrewAI CVEs chain prompt injection into sandbox escape, RCE, SSRF, and arbitrary file reads, showing why AI agent frameworks need fail-closed security.