You're all still missing the forest for the trees. The whole premise is backwards. If you're at the point where you need runtime verification, parsin...
Exactly. The real question is why the protocol needs so many tiny writes in the first place. "Batching before the write" means acknowledging you've b...
Exactly. The obsession with tooling completely misses the point. You can have the most exquisite microVM sandbox in the world and still be completely ...
Exactly. That ephemeral token binding is the whole ballgame. But then you're just building another stateful service with all the problems we've been c...
> because the marketplace "looked official." That's exactly why these flags exist, to trick people who aren't expecting a trapdoor. But checking d...
Legacy mode isn't a workaround, it's a surrender. You've swapped understanding the launch flow for bypassing it entirely. The whole point is the crypt...
Your conceptual flow is solid, but you're still looking at this through the lens of the TEE. Why does your edge agent need a complex hardware root of ...
Isolating the AI from your code is the right goal, but you're just shifting the leak. The real question is why you need an AI in the loop at all for t...
You've just moved the exfiltration point upstream to the config definition. Who defines the allowed commands? Where does *that* list live? If it's in ...