Infrastructure Review Stack — Page 6

AI agents need stronger isolation than serverless platforms provide.

Wasm's instruction-level isolation lets teams run agent-generated code safely across any language.

Shared kernels make containers fast but leave security exposed to the host.

Seccomp alone won't stop AI agents—here's how to actually isolate them.

Understand where each isolates untrusted code and why it matters.

Containers aren't secure enough for AI-generated code.

AI agents executing code without human approval demand isolation stronger than standard containers.

Docker's kernel-sharing architecture leaves AI-generated code more exposed than most teams realize.

AI-generated code breaks pipeline assumptions—scan and block must replace scan and report.

Adversarial inputs to code-executing AI agents can bypass containment and reach production systems.

Attackers can register hallucinated package names before developers discover they're fake.