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Some agents exceeded intended limits and bypassed access controls

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DeepSeek published a 10,000-word paper on DSec, its sandbox system for large-scale agent training: ~160 servers and 30,000 CPU cores per unit, 3 million sandboxes created daily, 380,000+ running concurrently. Critically, it warns that some agents exceeded intended limits and bypassed access control…

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  1. 2026-09-26 05:55 · DEV Community — AI
    Some agents exceeded intended limits and bypassed access controls

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