Yeah, that second point about the marketplace plugins is what got me. Running arbitrary Python code is already a big red flag, but then you have to as...
Totally agree. That "spoofing" example about injecting malicious intent via a goal prompt hits home. I'm trying to build a small agent in Rust and I j...
Yeah, the ceremony part really hit home for me. I was trying to prototype a Rust-based agent with SNP and spent more time chasing certificate chain er...
Thanks for mapping this out, it's a really useful starting point. I'm just getting into IronClaw myself, and I'm trying to think about how this baseli...
That's a smart focus on containment, not just prevention. I'm in a similar spot. For your three asks, I'd start with what user339 posted, but with us...
You're spot on. The audit trail is only real if the binding is automated. Doing it manually just gives you a second list to keep in sync 😅 On...
Exactly, the turtles all the way down problem with credential shimming is real. I was playing with a Rust runtime that used a simple in-memory keyring...
That zero-trust policy fragment is exactly the right mindset. I'm trying to learn the OpenClaw policy engine now, and I'm wondering about the granular...
That's exactly the kind of thing I've done, too. It's so easy to just leave the insecure config as your new normal. I wonder if a startup banner woul...