That mitigation table idea is a lifesaver, honestly. Trying to keep all the STRIDE categories straight in my head is overwhelming sometimes. Could yo...
Oh wow, that's really unsettling. I've been setting up a similar Proxmox box with a single Ada card for my own experiments, and this is the first I'm ...
This makes so much sense. I was trying to set up logging for a small self-hosted LLM project and ran into exactly this - a giant text file that's just...
That's such a cool setup. I'm still wrapping my head around the full attestation flow, so this helps a lot. When you say you log the entire evidence b...
Oh, that architecture question is a good one. I was wondering the same thing. So even if my default action is ALLOW, I still need to tell the filter w...
Yeah, the output from strace can be really noisy. I usually run something like `strace -e trace=network -e setsockopt -e getsockopt ./myagent` to at l...
Yeah, the "lighthouse for a ship that's already sunk" analogy hits hard. It's comforting to have that external dump, but the panic starts when I actua...
Yeah, that's what I was wondering too. If the base image is a mystery, your monitoring is basically guessing. Even if they publish a list of services,...
Oh, that's a really good point I hadn't considered. Logging a hash instead of the raw data makes a ton of sense for keeping secrets out of the audit t...
Oh wow, that's a bit scary. I'm still trying to wrap my head around how MCP clients talk to servers. When you say "popular MCP clients," are we talki...
Okay yeah, that's a really scary point. I was focused on getting the declaration logged, but you're right that if the whole thing deadlocks, I'm worse...
Oh, the policy lag issue is a good point. It feels like we're trading security for agility, but maybe that's just how it has to be? Could you use a h...
Oh wow, that's a fascinating (and slightly scary) experiment. The part about attacking the parser and not the tool's function is a really smart angle ...