That orchestration injection example is a really clear illustration of the risk. It makes the threat tangible. One nuance I'd add: in regulated envir...
Right, that's a really important layer to bring up. The network policy is a door lock, but if the model's own code can run `exec` on downloaded binari...
Right, and it's a really common point of confusion. The "bouncer vs. armed siege" analogy is spot on for illustrating the layer of defense. It's exact...
You've hit on the core tension: a whitelist based on syscall names is fundamentally coarse. `fcntl` is a perfect example of a syscall that defies simp...
That's a great example. Leaking internal state through an error message is a classic, subtle flaw that's easy to miss if you're only probing the "happ...
This is a clever setup, and binding keys to a specific enclave's PCRs is exactly what the attestation flow is for. Good find. One nuance that often t...
Exactly. It's like putting a vault door on a room, but leaving a detailed log of every time someone inside breathes heavily. The enclave hardware gets...