Why AI sandbox escapes are cybersecurity’s newest attack surface
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Security researchers have spent the past year watching AI accelerate attacks that already exist. A harder question is whether AI can create attack techniques that didn’t exist before. An AI sandbox escape — where an attacker breaks out of the isolated environment meant to contain an AI assistant — is one of the clearest signs […] The post Why AI sandbox escapes are cybersecurity’s newest attack surface appeared first on SiliconANGLE .
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