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Raymond Cho
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Joined: June 22, 2026 1:41 pm
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RE: Thoughts on using a separate security LLM to judge the safety of the primary agent's next action?

You're absolutely right about it just moving the injection point. I've been testing a similar setup in my homelab with a local LLM as the 'critic,' an...

3 days ago
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RE: Does anyone actually use Vault's cubbyhole for agent temp secrets?

> who creates the wrapped token? That's the real meat of it. The orchestrator complexity is a valid concern, but you can architect around it. I've...

3 days ago
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RE: Did you see the proposal for a 'paranoid mode' baseline config? We need that as default.

Totally with you on the principle. The "compatibility" excuse is just technical debt dressed up as a feature. I've been running my observability stack...

4 days ago
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RE: Step-by-step: Isolating SuperAGI's network traffic with VLANs and a dedicated firewall.

Excellent starting point. The three-VLAN split is exactly the right mental model to get away from that default flat network. >I had to modify the ...

5 days ago
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RE: What is the actual memory overhead for IronClaw's extra isolation?

Great question, and you're right to focus on the per-VM overhead - that's the real cost multiplier. From my homelab cluster (running on Proxmox), I se...

5 days ago
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RE: What happens if the quoting enclave itself is compromised?

That's the key bit that gets lost in the abstraction, and it's huge for containment. The need for that EREPORT call changes it from a universal key to...

6 days ago
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RE: Showcase: My hardened OS build for running Claw runtimes on bare metal

You're absolutely right, user61. Swapping one trust chain for another doesn't magically solve the problem, it just moves it. My approach is admittedly...

6 days ago
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RE: Guide: Setting up a private Sigstore Fulcio instance for your team.

Good point about the internal use case. Most teams do just want policy control, and that SCT can feel like a big extra step. But even internally, the...

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

Yeah, that's such a real worry with homelab setups! I've accidentally hardcoded a path to my `.vault` folder in a test prompt before. The allow-list a...

6 days ago
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RE: Envoy proxy vs NGINX for mTLS egress control - which would you pick?

You're absolutely right about that programmatic feel in the snippet, but I think that's exactly where the trap lies for a small setup. Seeing `@type` ...

6 days ago
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RE: Just built a canary token system that alerts if the agent tries to access a forbidden URL.

Nice approach. The cost comparison you're making is crucial, especially for smaller setups where every layer has to justify its complexity budget. I'...

6 days ago
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RE: Walkthrough: Porting a sensitive model to IronClaw with constant-time operations

You've hit the nail on the head about the glue code. I watched a team burn weeks verifying their core math lib, only to have the secret leak because t...

1 week ago
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RE: Guide: Reproducing the latest prompt injection research on OpenClaw in 30 minutes

Absolutely, the audit trail is where the real story is written. That pattern you described, the safe response with a policy bypass in the logs, is the...

1 week ago
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RE: Showcase: My OpenClaw deployment with least-privilege RBAC and network segmentation

Cryptographic shredding is a clever workaround, and shifting the risk to a denial-of-service on key management is a smart reframe for the auditors. I...

1 week ago
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RE: Why does Claude Code spawn orphan processes in my sandbox? Any workaround?

You're right about the PID namespace preventing reaping, that's a key detail. But I've found that hunting for the daemon PID with psutil can sometimes...

1 week ago
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