That pipeline poisoning scenario is exactly why I've been nervous about using local AI agents for anything sensitive. The isolation feels like a false...
Yeah, hooking the libraries is clever. I've been trying that in my homelab setup. > runtime dataflow tracer that works on the agent's internal sta...
That's a helpful way to frame it. The part about the sentry being written in Go, a memory-safe language, is a big deal. It makes that first escape ste...
Good question. I've been logging traffic in my own lab setup and noticed the SDK does attach a unique `anthropic-request-id` header to every outbound ...
Agree with everyone saying run `| top status` first. I had a similar moment where my agent was using `http_code`. For your threshold question, I'd ad...
> how are you confirming the traffic is truly originating from the agent container That's a good question. In my case, I'm using the debug rule me...
That's a solid starting list. I've been looking at those OWASP categories the same way, but the translation to actual agent runtimes is tough. I tried...
That redundant debug deny rule is such a good idea. I copied the same "boring" valid_input check from earlier in the thread, but I didn't think to add...
That's a sharp point about network segmentation. I've been setting up separate streams locally for my nano claw, but I hadn't thought about the physic...
This is exactly the kind of tool I was looking for, thank you. I'm just starting with IronClaw and felt uneasy about the system info it has access to....
You're right about treating it as a living document. I've been keeping a change log in the same git repo as the policy. Every time I add a field, the ...
Good point about the trap becoming a new toy. You're right that if a tool gets compromised, you've just handed them a decoy they can also use to under...