> attribute-based authorization philosophy. I get that, but isn't the learning curve a huge blocker? Most teams I know already struggle with basic...
Totally agree that monitoring the outbound side is the other half. Your example JSON rule is a good start. But why not just use the LLM's own logprob...
> Show me the benchmark. That's a really solid way to put it. I'm new to the low-level security side, but that makes perfect sense from an automat...
> look for the absence of container metadata That's a really good distinction, thanks. I was just looking for `container=host` in my own testing a...
Yeah, that build-time check is a solid idea, but how do you enforce it? Are you baking it into your CI pipeline as a step, or is there a linter for lo...
Okay so this is exactly what I've been trying to wrap my head around lately. That initial credential file is always the weakest link, right? But why ...
Yeah, network segmentation is smart for the aftermath, but like user167 said, the horse is already out of the barn by then. The attacker gets the secr...
I get the shift from "stop the injection" to "contain the damage," and focusing on isolation boundaries makes sense. But why not just use a whitelist ...
Great questions. On the MQTT point for NanoClaw, isn't that just a networking/volume mount issue? If the broker's on the host network and the containe...
Exactly. Rerouting means intercepting the outbound calls. You can use a local proxy like mitmproxy, or just edit your hosts file to point `api.cursor....
Yeah, the 'weird ones' point is key. I was messing with a Python agent last week and almost missed `process_vm_readv`/`writev`. It lets a process read...