LobstersFREE

A post on the cryptography engineering blog, surfaced via Lobsters, asks whether sandboxing is sufficient to contain rogue agents. The item is framed as a question in its title and appears on the blog's index under the heading "A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering." The excerpt available to this digest consists of the page's title and embedded stylesheet markup, so no argument, evidence, or conclusion from the post itself is present in the source text.

The New StackFREE

The New Stack reports that AI coding agents leaked 13,000 screenshots without any hacking taking place. According to the source, the exposure came from the agents themselves rather than from an attacker breaching a system. The story frames the incident around the volume of screenshots that escaped, not around an intrusion. The source-grounded consequence is that the leak is attributed to agent behavior, so the incident is described as an accidental exposure rather than a security breach.