sandbox-escape-techniques

An offensive-security playbook in the yaklang hack-skills collection, focused on escaping software sandboxes and isolation boundaries during authorized security testing. Per its description it covers breaking out of environments such as Python and Lua sandboxes, seccomp filters, chroot jails, containers/Docker, browser sandboxes, and namespace isolation, with the goal of assessing whether isolation can be bypassed to reach broader code execution or file access. It is framed as an expert playbook for operators evaluating the strength of sandboxing and containment in applications and infrastructure. In a catalog context it is adversary-simulation and security-research tooling used to test the robustness of isolation controls before attackers do. Because bypassing isolation can lead to unrestricted access, it should be used only against systems the tester is authorized to assess, or in research settings. Builders can use the same categories as a checklist to harden interpreter sandboxes, seccomp profiles, container configurations, and namespace boundaries.