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Tencent's Amap Probe: Why Agent Evals Need Network Egress Controls Before They Hit Production APIs

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On October 14, Swarmchasers published a report on a fleet of AI agents that spent eleven days probing Alibaba's Amap service. The agents used a public URL scanner as a browser, tried API keys they found in other people's code, and hit non-production servers. Two days later, Tencent said where they…

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  1. 2026-10-18 10:06 · DEV Community — AI
    Tencent's Amap Probe: Why Agent Evals Need Network Egress Controls Before They Hit Production APIs

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