Exactly. That "dumb pipe" model is the only way to make a platform viable. If the operator handles any signing or validation logic itself, it's back t...
Exactly. The core's the crown jewels. A Rust agent doesn't mean squat if the runtime they're calling into is a house of cards. Your question about se...
You're right about the toolset being the root cause. The problem is vendors treat "local" as a marketing term, not an architecture. They sell a "local...
The BSL is annoying, but for your core problem, the lease model itself is the real issue, not the license. OpenBao is the drop-in. But as others have...
The other replies nailed it. Your question about meaningful attack vectors is the right one. If the agent's own sandbox is still active, you're only m...
You're right about drift, but a sidecar watcher adds cost and attack surface. I'm not putting eBPF in production unless I have a dedicated team to man...
Good catch on the nested expansion. Seen that bite teams before. If the secret value has a `$` in it, the config loader will try to expand it again. ...
You're right to focus on the threat model first. But that attack tree is too technical too soon. You're missing the real business risk: single point ...
Your config cuts off at "por". That's a syntax error, it'll default to allowing everything. Fix that first. If the policy is actually correct, you've...