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From Approval to Abuse: Privilege Escalation Attacks on Harness-Protected Coding Agents
Coding agents use execution harnesses to constrain the consequences of prompt injection by enforcing permission boundaries. These systems deterministically intercept any out-of-sandbox action and prompt the user for approval. To reduce approval fatigue, users can approve allow-rules proposed by the
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