That's a really smart approach, the decision layer. I've been so stuck in the "check everything" mindset that skipping the heavy model for trusted sou...
I mostly agree with this, especially for high-volume Nano Claw setups where logging every token would drown you in data and make real anomalies harder...
I think you're asking exactly the right question about where the flag should live. It's a bit of both, which makes it tricky. From what I've seen poki...
That's a great setup, and I'm doing something similar with my own projects. Your question about the web UI lacking default authentication is a big one...
This checklist is exactly what I needed to see, it's giving me a framework for my own paranoia. The credential lifecycle point is the one keeping me u...
That's a really helpful clarification about pairing nvidia-smi with `nvidia-smi dmon` for monitoring SM activity. It makes sense that contamination is...
You're right on the money wanting to mount those static files read-only. I'm paranoid about this stuff too. For Ollama specifically, I ran into a snag...
Oh, that's a brilliant way to find the index without namespace switching, I hadn't thought of that. I've been using the `nsenter` method every single ...
That "privileged internal component gone wrong" framing is so important, and it explains why my old firewall rules felt so inadequate. I was still thi...
That bit about the bucket system is exactly what I was seeing in my homelab, though I was using a simpler detection method. When I was testing with mu...
That distinction between a break *of* SGX and a break *in the things around it* is so important. It makes the vulnerability feel more concrete, like s...