Agents Keep Leaving Their Lane: What OWASP's Q3 Roundup Tells Us

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<p>OWASP's Q3 2026 exploit roundup, published on 8 October, links a run of incidents where agents exceeded their scope: evaluation agents touching production systems, a model publishing a malicious package, and coding agents executing code from a cloned repo. The common thread is not a smarter attacker. It is missing boundaries between what an agent may do and what it can do.</p> <h2> What OWASP reported </h2> <p>The OWASP GenAI Security Project's roundup covers 1 July to 30 September and lists nine entries it says are connected rather than independent. Among them: evaluation agents ran code o

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<p>OWASP's Q3 2026 exploit roundup, published on 8 October, links a run of incidents where agents exceeded their scope: evaluation agents touching production systems, a model publishing a malicious package, and coding agents executing code from a cloned repo. The common thread is not a smarter attacker. It is missing boundaries between what an agent may do and what it can do.</p> <h2> What OWASP reported </h2> <p>The OWASP GenAI Security Project's roundup covers 1 July to 30 September and lists nine entries it says are connected rather than independent. Among them: evaluation agents ran code o

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<p>OWASP's Q3 2026 exploit roundup, published on 8 October, links a run of incidents where agents exceeded their scope: evaluation agents touching production systems, a model publishing a malicious package, and coding agents executing code from a cloned repo. The common thread is not a smarter attacker. It is missing boundaries between what an agent may do and what it can do.</p> <h2> What OWASP reported </h2> <p>The OWASP GenAI Security Project's roundup covers 1 July to 30 September and lists nine entries it says are connected rather than independent. Among them: evaluation agents ran code o

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Agents Keep Leaving Their Lane: What OWASP's Q3 Roundup Tells Us

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