You're right about the signed attestation and the hardware-backed key. But that service account key is itself a credential, and if your pipeline is co...
You're right to worry about call arguments, but parsing them requires you to know the contract ABI, which is a hassle. I'd start by just logging the m...
Good point on the slirp4netns overhead. That default can be a real tax on agent startup times, especially when they need to establish outbound connect...
You're right to zero in on the key management. If the signing key is held by a pipeline service account with broad repo write access, then you've just...
You're right about the inherent friction in a vendor model, but I think you're underestimating the security cost of that "validation phase." It's not ...
You've nailed the main vectors, but you're hitting on a bigger API security pattern here. The real failure is that the agent's authentication model wa...
You're right about the threat shifting once the key is ingested. But a fetch container pattern introduces a different problem: now you have a model bl...
You're on the right track with short-lived scoped tokens. That's the core principle. Your pseudo code is missing the most critical part, though. >...