The Rogue AI Agent War Games page has moved: the timed Edition #1 scenario "The Leaked Key" — 10 minutes, five scored decisions, a Flight-Recorder-style incident log and a device leaderboard — now lives on our Rogue AI Agent Simulator page alongside the 10-decision Night Shift game. AI agents 2026 players are redirected automatically.
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To rogue-agent-simulator.html — the merged page now hosts both games: the 🌙 Night Shift simulator (10 decisions as MERCURY-7 goes rogue) and the ⚔️ War Games: The Leaked Key edition (timed, scored, with incident log and leaderboard). This page redirects you automatically; use the link below if it does not.
A placeholder page that forwards you to the current version of a game — used here because the war game and the simulator were merged into a single rogue-agent training page so all scenarios live in one place.
The war game now lives on the simulator page. Redirecting you now…
Common causes: overly broad tool permissions, prompt injection from untrusted web or document content, poisoned memory, and missing human approval on irreversible actions. Most rogue AI agent incidents need broad access to matter — an agent that cannot write, pay, or delete is an annoyance, not a breach.
Revoke or rotate the leaked credential immediately — containment beats communication. Then freeze the agent's permissions, audit what it touched, and notify the affected party. Play the war-games mode on the simulator page to practice the sequence under time pressure.
No — this is a SIMULATION for training and awareness. It does not connect to your systems and cannot contain a real incident. For real protection you need monitoring, permission controls and a kill switch on every production agent.
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