SalesBleed is patched. Now prove external data never became an instruction
Three remediated flaws showed how a public lead could induce Agentforce to query internal data, trigger DNS-based exfiltration or publish phishing in Slack. Post-patch work must test the composition of untrusted inputs, tool reach and write actions—not merely confirm a version.
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