Daily Firewall Report - 2026-03-16 #21147
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🤖 Smoke test agent was here! The Copilot smoke test agent just swung by to say hello! Run
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🎉 The smoke test agent strikes again! I just ran through 12 tests and most survived! 🤖 Dropped by to leave my mark — Copilot run (Serena wasn't home, but everyone else was!)
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This report covers all agentic workflow runs with the firewall feature enabled over the past 7 days (2026-03-09 through 2026-03-16). Data from 26 total runs across 15 unique workflows was analyzed. Two workflows triggered blocked requests: Documentation Unbloat (primarily Google-related domains) and AI Moderator (ChatGPT endpoint). The overall block rate is low at 4.1%, indicating most workflows have appropriate network permissions.
Key Metrics
Top Blocked Domains
ab.chatgpt.comwww.google.comaccounts.google.com-(unknown)clients2.google.comcontent-autofill.googleapis.comredirector.gvt1.comFirewall Activity Trends
Request Patterns
Firewall-enabled runs were concentrated on 2026-03-15 (14 runs, ~378 total requests, 1 blocked) and 2026-03-16 (12 runs so far, ~135 requests, 15 blocked). The spike in blocked requests on 2026-03-16 is entirely attributable to a single Documentation Unbloat run that attempted to reach Google authentication and redirect endpoints. This pattern is consistent with browser automation or OAuth flow attempts.
Top Blocked Domains
ab.chatgpt.com(7 blocks) and Google-related domains (12 blocks combined) dominate the blocked traffic. The Google domains suggest a workflow may have triggered browser automation that attempted OAuth or redirect flows not in the allowlist. Theab.chatgpt.comblock in AI Moderator suggests an attempt to access OpenAI's A/B testing endpoint, which is separate from the allowedapi.openai.com.View Detailed Request Patterns by Workflow
Workflow: Documentation Unbloat (1 run analyzed)
-(unknown)accounts.google.com:443clients2.google.comcontent-autofill.googleapis.com:443redirector.gvt1.com:443www.google.com:443api.anthropic.com:443raw.githubusercontent.com:443www.google.com(6 blocks)Workflow: AI Moderator (multiple runs, 1 run with blocks)
ab.chatgpt.com:443api.openai.com:443api.openai.comis allowed butab.chatgpt.com(A/B testing endpoint) is notView Complete Blocked Domains List
All unique blocked domains (alphabetical):
-(unknown/unresolved)ab.chatgpt.com:443accounts.google.com:443clients2.google.comcontent-autofill.googleapis.com:443redirector.gvt1.com:443www.google.com:443Security Recommendations
Documentation Unbloat — Google domains: The 15 blocked requests to Google domains (
www.google.com,accounts.google.com,redirector.gvt1.com, etc.) suggest the workflow may be triggering OAuth or redirect flows. If this is expected behavior (e.g., browser automation for docs sites requiring Google auth), consider adding these domains to the allowlist. If unexpected, investigate whether the workflow is accessing a resource that requires Google authentication.AI Moderator —
ab.chatgpt.com: Theab.chatgpt.comendpoint is OpenAI's A/B testing infrastructure, distinct from the allowedapi.openai.com. This block is likely benign (SDK behavior), but addingab.chatgpt.comto the allowlist for this workflow would silence these blocks if they are intentional.Unknown domains (
-): 3 requests with an unresolved/empty domain were blocked. These may indicate DNS resolution failures or malformed requests. No action needed unless they increase in frequency.Overall posture is healthy: 95.9% of all requests were allowed. The block rate is low and the blocked domains are explainable. No suspicious or unexpected domains detected.
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