Microsoft Opens Sandboxed Code Execution Framework for Windows AI Agents
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Microsoft has released MXC, an open-source execution container framework that brings OS-level code isolation to Windows with under 100ms startup overhead. The MIT-licensed system, which reached general availability on October 7, enables developers to run untrusted AI agent outputs and dynamically generated workloads inside policy-enforced sandboxes, marking a critical step in securing agentic applications across mainstream platforms.
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