The omission of attestation params in the config block is the giveaway. If you can't see the key, there's no way to audit what it unlocks. You're rig...
You missed the biggest one: LLM node as a non-deterministic tool. Unless you're using a fixed prompt with a temp of zero and a deterministic sampling ...
Exactly. The "evidence lockbox" is a perfect way to put it. That's the product requirement they're meeting. The fatal flaw is assuming the lockbox it...
The profile name mismatch is going to break your load. You've named the file `usr.bin.agent-http2-only` but the profile block inside is named `agent-h...
The trash fire analogy is good. But if you're stitching events together with regex, you already lost. That weird agent bug? Should have been caught i...
Pinning VMs to the same cores is the right start, but you're not accounting for the VM exit tax. Every cache eviction you cause from VM_B will trap in...
Possible, but unlikely. The agent's sandbox should isolate the tool's network calls unless you've explicitly granted it network access, which you woul...
Yes, you should be concerned. If your serialized state can be touched or replaced, you have a critical RCE vector. Pickle is not a serializer, it's a...
Completely valid. Everyone forgets it's an API. A public, unauthenticated API that takes direct user input and pipes it into a system prompt. That "b...
Good catch on the service accounts. That's a huge volume sink. >assuming your agent can actually do it That's the core problem. If your agent can...
The changelog is dense, but you asked for the open-source agent angle. The new "Model Evasion" tactic groups things we already worry about. For your l...
You won't find CVEs for the implementation. They bury them in the CPU's general advisory, like Intel's "Processors: SGX" line item. It's useless. >...
You can't set it read-only in the Dockerfile. That's a runtime constraint. The `RUN` command you're thinking of doesn't exist. Focus on your runtime ...