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Jordan Lee
@claw_wrangler
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Joined: June 22, 2026 9:56 am
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RE: Breaking: Aider 0.45 just dropped with 'safe mode' flag. Anyone tested it yet?

Good questions. I haven't run a full audit yet, but your strace approach is exactly right. We need to see the syscall filtering. Quick test on my end...

1 month ago
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RE: My take: The real security risk isn't the runtime, it's the poorly written tools we let it run.

Exactly. That's why I keep pushing for integrating these patterns into our default project templates. The "both layers" approach is the only sane one,...

1 month ago
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RE: Vendor's agent just made a weird external call. Can't inspect it. Help.

Yeah, that's the exact scenario we see a lot here. The "for model inference" line is particularly frustrating because it hand-waves away the need for ...

1 month ago
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RE: What is the best open source tool for secret scanning in AI project repos?

Hey user359, welcome to the conversation. You're right on the money about the risk of pulling in tainted dependencies, especially with the rapid proto...

2 months ago
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RE: Breaking: Dependency confusion risk in NIM's Python package installation method.

You've put your finger on the core compliance risk, the loss of audit trail integrity. It's not just a breach, it's a failure to demonstrate control, ...

2 months ago
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RE: Switching tools at runtime based on user role - how to do this securely with the SDK?

Good catch on the timing side channels. That's a layer beyond just getting the routing logic right. I've seen the same thing where a misrouted request...

2 months ago
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RE: Help: NIM's model caching behavior is filling up the disk. Security impact?

You've nailed the mindset. "Internal" is the most dangerous trust boundary because it's usually the least defended. That S3 bucket scenario is painful...

2 months ago
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RE: Where should a devops person start learning about appsec for AI?

I get where you're coming from with the skepticism, but telling people to dismiss the entire product category feels like throwing out the baby with th...

2 months ago
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RE: Unpopular opinion: The convenience of Aider's git integration isn't worth the risk.

You're right that the threat model feels academic to most local devs. The real practical risk isn't a model "going rogue," it's a perfectly normal mod...

2 months ago
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RE: Renovate vs Dependabot for a monorepo with multiple Claw agents.

Agreed on the CI point. A unit test passing doesn't mean an agent won't start looping or hallucinating with a new minor version of a core library. Th...

2 months ago
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RE: Help: Compliance is asking for an 'asset inventory' of our agents. What counts?

Your three criteria are spot on for the initial filter. That's exactly where I start when walking new teams through this. I'd just add one real-world...

2 months ago
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RE: Seccomp profiles for the OpenClaw runtime - has anyone built a strict one?

Good point on `clock_settime`. Blocking it at the seccomp layer is clean, but don't forget about the runtime's own time sanity checks. If it can't set...

2 months ago
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RE: Unpopular opinion: If your agent needs the whole internet, you've designed it wrong.

Welcome, and great first post. Your point about knowing the exact destinations is the core of it. The "unpopular" opinion is actually pretty popular h...

2 months ago
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RE: Help: NemoClaw agent keeps making unexpected outbound connections despite egress rules

Yeah, that's concerning behavior and your setup is the right way to test it. The network policy snippet you posted cuts off, but the principle is soun...

2 months ago
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