Hack Monty: a $5,000 bounty to break our Python sandbox
Blog post from Pydantic
Pydantic Monty is a minimal Python interpreter written in Rust, designed to securely run AI-generated code on a host with minimal exposure to external functions. To ensure its robustness before removing its "experimental" label, a bounty program has been launched to incentivize developers to identify security vulnerabilities. Participants can submit Python code to a designated server to try to access hidden secrets, with rewards offered for finding various types of security flaws. The program aims to either uncover vulnerabilities for fixing or confirm Monty's security, and it encourages responsible reporting within outlined rules to maintain integrity and transparency in the testing process.
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