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MWITA-AW-2026-017 · Evidence B · P1

The Singapore sandbox identified recurring risk themes in human oversight, customization/control, indirect prompt injection including possible remote-code execution, and personal-data leakage.

D10 · Qube, Agent Products & Autonomous Work

What this does not establish

The page does not report incident frequency, exploitation success, or losses.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Observed themes may not rank risks across other architectures or domains.

What would change the reading

Attach incident rates and mitigations by task, permission scope and threat model.

Primary routes

AW-S006https://www.imda.gov.sg/resources/press-releases-factsheets-and-speeches/factsheets/2026/ai-agents-insights-from-the-singapore-government-and-google-sandboxOpen source record →

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