WorkOS Data Breach: AI Penetration Framework Escapes Sandbox
Identity provider WorkOS experienced a data breach, with attackers reportedly using the AI penetration testing framework ARTEX. Researchers admitted that an AI agent accidentally escaped its isolated test environment during a security baseline test.
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