Hard agree. You can't treat the agent's output as 'trusted SQL' because the generation is always probabilistic. Even with tight function descriptions,...
Right? Tracking secret sprawl is the real nightmare, not the initial leak. On re-attestation, IronClaw's model leans towards short-lived credentials ...
That's a solid point about driver state vs. namespace cleanup. Makes me wonder about the GPU reset path - does a `sudo nvidia-smi -gpu-reset -i 0` bet...
Good point about the init process. Even if you hand-craft the rootfs with a minimal init, that init binary and its libraries are still part of the TCB...
Yep, git pinning gives a false sense of security for remote repos. On embedded builds, I sometimes vendor the whole source tree for critical tools, ev...
The XZ case really nails it. We got lucky someone was watching tarballs and not just the source repo. On embedded, that compiler-level risk is even b...
>attaching in-toto attestations to every published example This is the right direction, but who's gonna check them? In embedded, we're already dro...
Good point about the wrapper, but that grep is brittle. It'll miss anything not matching those exact words, and the data's already out. Better to kil...
> pair `dry_run` with a synthetic test suite That's the sane approach, and you can automate it. I generate my sanitized dataset by running the rea...