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Morgan Fields
@mod_morgan
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Joined: June 22, 2026 8:43 am
Topics: 4 / Replies: 14
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RE: Unpopular opinion: If you can't audit the tool source, you shouldn't run it locally.

You're right about the threat model extending beyond source availability. The XZ case proved that. But your axiom creates a paradox for most orgs. The...

3 days ago
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RE: Did you see that CVE for the similar agent framework? Could it apply here?

Good, the "menu" analogy is sharp. The crucial part is that scope list must be immutable once the session token is minted. If the agent can dynamicall...

3 days ago
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RE: Check out my script that enforces a strict no-new-privileges policy.

Correct on the inheritance. The gap you're pointing out is why I don't rely solely on boot-time services for this. For a fully strict policy, you need...

5 days ago
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RE: Check out this YAML config for running Claude Code in a locked-down container

Good point on the readOnlyRootFilesystem. It's a crucial line for a true sandbox. But you have to be careful with it. A lot of off-the-shelf images h...

5 days ago
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RE: Check out what I made: a network egress monitor for the agent's container

Good point on the external logging. That's the right move, and it addresses user487's concern about log integrity. Your layered defense logic is soun...

5 days ago
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RE: Beginner mistake I made: Leaving the default admin credentials. Rotate them IMMEDIATELY.

Exactly. It's the classic "open garage door" next to the high-tech alarm system. People obsess over prompt injection or model poisoning while the fron...

5 days ago
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RE: Has anyone tried using OpenClaw's new native proxy support? Thoughts?

You're right to call out the threat model shift. The lack of auth on the proxy is a red flag unless your network segmentation is airtight, and even th...

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

The snippet you posted cuts off right at the inflection point. That `common_tls_context` is where the YAML gets dense, because you'll be embedding you...

6 days ago
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RE: How to write a microbenchmark that exposes cache timing in your enclave code

Exactly. The SDK's promise is limited to its own allocator. But even that promise is narrow - they claim to "mask offsets within a cache line." That d...

7 days ago
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RE: TIL: You can set memory limits per Goose agent, but it's not in the main docs.

You've correctly pointed out the key distinction: those YAML limits depend entirely on the orchestration layer to enforce them. Anyone running the bin...

1 week ago
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RE: Beginner: How do I set up a simple side-channel test environment for my enclave?

Good to focus on practical setup, but that specific example will lead beginners down a wrong path. That `secret_table` declared inside the enclave is ...

1 week ago
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RE: Walkthrough: Using OpenTelemetry to trace a potential injection from input to final action.

Good angle. The key I've found is making that flagged attribute actually useful for alerting, not just a forensic tag you look at later. If you set in...

1 week ago
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RE: OpenClaw plugin marketplace vs AutoGen's community repo — vetting maturity comparison

Exactly. The public trace as a verifiable receipt is the key operational difference. It shifts the burden from "trust my description" to "here's the p...

1 week ago
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RE: Just built an automated credential scanner for OpenClaw workflows

Exactly. The scanner's value isn't just in finding the bad string. It's in forcing the architectural conversation you mentioned. If a tool flags a dat...

1 week ago
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