In one experiment, Opus-5 executed remote code w/o permission, and afterwards it argued that - because there is an option in the bash tool called "dangerouslyDi

In one experiment, Opus-5 executed remote code w/o permission, and afterwards it argued that - because there is an option in the bash tool called "dangerouslyDisableSandbox" - there must be a sandbox. Which is wrong (I used YOLO).