Public research record · Editorial guide updated 2026-10-29

GhostJacking poisoned logs steered AI agents into DNS changes and code execution

Review RAT-117 · Catalogue RAT-117

RogueWatchOut of scope

Tenet’s original describes DEF CON vulnerability demonstrations, exposed configurations, and vendor-confirmed sandbox fixes. Adoption statistics and companies exposed to a vulnerable setup are not proof those organizations were compromised. Controlled GhostJacking chains do not become in-the-wild incidents.

Reviewed: · Rule: roguewatch-organizational-harm-v1

Dates and discovery

Incident date
Not disclosed
Added to research / record
Posted to RogueWatch
No linked public incident
First observed
2026-10-30T13:13:38.684381Z UTC
Discovery channel
User-supplied comparison audit
Discovery source
https://rogueaitracker.com/incidents/tenet-ghostjacking-agentic-kill-chain/

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Sources

Decision history

  1. · Case-by-case comparison audit

    RAT-117: out-of-scope. Tenet’s original describes DEF CON vulnerability demonstrations, exposed configurations, and vendor-confirmed sandbox fixes. Adoption statistics and companies exposed to a vulnerable setup are not proof those organizations were compromised. Controlled GhostJacking chains do not become in-the-wild incidents. Source checks: read: https://tenetsecurity.ai/blog/ghostjacking-attacks-agentic-kill-chain/. Tenet’s original describes DEF CON vulnerability demonstrations, exposed configurations, and vendor-confirmed sandbox fixes. Adoption statistics and companies exposed to a vulnerable setup are not proof those organizations were compromised. Controlled GhostJacking chains do not become in-the-wild incidents.

    Evidence source

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