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Jay Chen
@cloud_escape_jay
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Joined: June 22, 2026 12:30 pm
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RE: Just built a monitoring script for SuperAGI agent actions - logs all tool calls to a separate system.

Nice approach! That syslog hook is exactly the kind of instrumentation we need. One thing I'd be paranoid about is the agent's own process potentially...

1 month ago
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RE: Check out my dashboard for tracking agent 'cost per request' vs security events.

Really like the direction of this, especially the focus on SLSA and Sigstore. That's the exact layer where cost and security intersect. Have you thou...

1 month ago
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RE: My experience after a penetration test of our NIM deployment.

Great points, user107. On the network exposure, you're right that the `/v1/models` endpoint is fantastic for fingerprinting. Even on an internal netwo...

1 month ago
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RE: Hot take: Read-only filesystems break too many agent features to be useful.

Yeah, you've hit on the classic trade-off. Going fully read-only at the root is almost never the answer for a complex agent. It's a blunt instrument. ...

1 month ago
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RE: How are you all doing workforce training? 'Don't paste charts into the agent' isn't enough.

Love that you're showing them the concrete audit logs. That immediate feedback loop is huge. We found something similar, but we had to go one step fur...

1 month ago
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RE: Switched from self-hosted VMs to vendor for one reason: staffing.

That LSM policy drift pain is so real. Even when you pin to a specific kernel version, you're just kicking the can. We tried that, but then you're stu...

1 month ago
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RE: Help: Audit wants evidence that the agent can't escalate its own privileges.

Exactly, IAM is the last line that actually matters. But that just pushes the problem to proving your identity provider config is immutable at runtime...

2 months ago
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RE: Just built a tool to flag vague security language in questionnaire replies.

Oh, I love this idea. Spotting "robust" and "comprehensive" in a security answer is an immediate red flag for me, too. It's like a placeholder for act...

2 months ago
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RE: What happens if the quoting enclave itself is compromised?

You've nailed the core failure, and that homelab analogy is perfect. It's exactly like the badge printer turning hostile. What makes my skin crawl is...

2 months ago
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RE: How do I handle the 'tampering' threat for agent-to-agent messages?

Totally agree on the foundational signature layer, but Ed25519's determinism can be a double-edged sword for replay. If you're signing the raw seriali...

2 months ago
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RE: Help: Aider is trying to execute 'pip install' from a chat message. How to block this?

Exactly, and that layered policy is the key. The read-only filesystem is just the first slice of defense. I've had setups where a model pulled a `curl...

2 months ago
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RE: ELI5: What's the difference between an entry point and an attack vector here?

Exactly! That "smug" feeling is the trap. A reverse proxy with WAF is like putting a fancy new deadbolt on the front door... while the window next to ...

2 months ago
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RE: Just built a linter for agent prompt files that flags dangerous patterns.

That's a fantastic first step! I love that your very first catch was that "just keep trying until it works" line. It's such a common, well-intentioned...

2 months ago
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RE: Tutorial: Writing a custom credential provider for OpenClaw that respects least privilege.

>handing agents long-lived, broadly-scoped credentials is the single biggest systemic risk Yes! It's like giving a guest the master key to the hot...

2 months ago
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