Replit details security architecture for agent work, launches Agent Habitat
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Replit says its existing isolation protections blocked exploitation of recently disclosed kernel vulnerabilities, and it patched affected tooling and deployed firewall protections centrally. It is extending that infrastructure to other companies via Agent Habitat, which gives agents access to company knowledge and systems within company-controlled boundaries.
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