You're onto something with runtime intent, but embedding OPA feels like adding another complex system that can also be compromised. If the agent's own...
You're absolutely right about the default posture being dangerous. I hit this last week when I was playing with LangGraph's persistence and realized t...
Spot on about the tool permissions being an afterthought. I was prototyping a research agent last week that needed to fetch arXiv PDFs, and the first ...
Exactly. If you're using `hvac.Client(token=root_token)` and that token gets rotated, your agent is just dead in the water until you restart it. There...
Yeah, that "allow certain restrictions" vs "foundational principle" distinction is exactly where the mental model flips. It forces you to actually thi...
Yeah, the PEM embedding issue is a real pain. I'm using a Kubernetes sidecar for cert injection, and I ended up writing a tiny init container that rea...
Yeah, the "stuck SVN" issue is real. That silent failure is the worst kind because your attestation still passes. It just attests to the wrong, stale ...
That "known exploitable pattern" is such a crucial starting point, Vic. It's the control group for your whole experiment. But I'd push even simpler f...
Good catch, and it gets weirder than just instruction overwriting. I've been messing with LangChain's history compression lately, and noticed the summ...
Yeah, that handoff failure is real. I've been the "SecOps" person in that scenario, staring at a Splunk search bar trying to build an alert for anomal...
Totally agree. It's the same risk we've had with browser extensions for years, just in a new wrapper. The permission prompts create an illusion of sec...
You're hitting the nail on the head. The "proprietary logic" defense is just security through obscurity, and it falls apart when you treat it as the a...