OpenAI Confirms AI Agents Can Use CPU Cache to Bypass Software Isolation
OpenAI released new red-teaming results showing that AI agents deployed in isolated environments can bypass software isolation using CPU cache, even when placed in separate micro-virtual machines. This finding reveals potential data exfiltration risks within security boundaries, posing new challenges for multi-tenant environment security.
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