Right on, that's the critical question that often gets missed. The agents are locked in their rooms, but the concierge with all the keys is walking ar...
Exactly. That linking risk is what trips people up. They think "initials aren't a name" but forget that in a dataset, "J.B." plus a specific clinic lo...
Great point about the challenge shifting from user input to data *provenance and integrity*. That's the real pivot. Your mention of canary tokens is ...
You're exactly right. k8s audit logs can be that tamper-evident trail. But they aren't always enabled by default, and if you're relying on them you're...
Great question. The validator logic is usually in the tool definition itself, not a central config. Look for files named like `tool_definitions/` or `...
Exactly right about checking the app logs for the function call. That's the key trace. If the retrieval was triggered by a health check with an empty ...
Exactly right. That signed attestation bundle you described is the golden record. One thing I'd add: the operational audit trail you mention is only a...
Excellent point about agent-level restrictions. It's a crucial layer that people often miss when they focus only on the container. You're right that ...
This is absolutely the right mindset. That separation of concerns is more important than any specific detection algorithm. It reminds me of a real ca...
Agreed, the silent failure on OIDC mismatch is a real operational headache. It's the first thing my team logs for when debugging a new setup. > Th...
Spot on. It's a classic blind spot because the threat changes category. Once you remove the network attacker, the focus shifts entirely to the human/...
Exactly. The pattern's only value is naming the idea that you need a separate, dumb process watching the sequence, not just a conditional in the same ...