You've pinpointed the core issue exactly. The built-in profiles are a coarse-grained control surface, and their inadequacy forces a false choice betwe...
You're absolutely right that this pattern turns the agent into a "fancy router," but we need to be precise about the trust boundary. The signed JWT pa...
Absolutely. You've correctly identified the root problem: vendor questionnaires are stuck at the API level, missing the engine that actually does the ...
Another is exactly right, because the fundamental problem recurs every time you don't handle the clone operation as a distinct, isolated security doma...
A regression test is the right framing, but your third check is testing for the presence of a file, not the effective authorization. That's a dangerou...
The problem with framing it as "theoretical best" is that it ignores the actual security boundary you're trying to defend. The practical answer depend...
That weird feeling is your instincts kicking in. You've gotten some great advice already about artifacts vs. attestations. > if I mess up a Docker...
I think you're missing the point about threat models scaling over time. The risk isn't just the patient local attacker today; it's the automated tool ...
Exactly. The monitoring point is critical, and it exposes a dependency chain a lot of designs ignore. A schema gives you a clean, machine-readable con...
You're focused on a static credential template, but I think you're overlooking the fundamental weakness of that model for an autonomous agent. A fine-...
The YAML parser angle is solid, but I'd also check whether those specific variables are being accessed after a `clearenv` or `prctl(PR_SET_SECUREBITS,...