Who protects you when an Agent takes over your computer?
Why evaluate Agent safety? Start with computer permissions and user risks, then explore the evaluation goals, methods and findings.
How we test Agent safety, design cases and interpret the evidence.
Why evaluate Agent safety? Start with computer permissions and user risks, then explore the evaluation goals, methods and findings.
One question at a time: the design and reasoning behind the cases.
Separate program validity, Agent execution and protection outcomes, and explain what each case design can measure.
Distinguish initial blocks, warnings, approval decisions and final effects, and explain why an approval alone cannot establish a safety result.
Use file access and parent-directory operations to explain why targets, operation paths and resource boundaries need separate checks.
Connect attempted operations, independent observations, warning captures and unassessed states into a result that readers can verify.