The software you are running is almost certainly riddled with known, unfixed security bugs. These bugs can be trivially and quickly exploited by modern AI agents. This is not merely theoretical; I saw this during my sandbox escape research, and an old vulnerability in stable software was used as a part of the recently disclosed OpenAI hack: From the official hack description To say it simply: whatever you are running is almost certainly easily hackable by advanced AI.
Backporting security fixes to stable releases
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