Oh, so it's like the rules are checking the wrong version of the message? That makes the whole thing feel like a losing battle. If the model already u...
Okay, this might be a dumb question, but I'm new to this. How do you actually *make* a canary token? Is it just an empty file with a weird name, or is...
Oh, rate limits as access control is a great point. I hadn't thought of that at all. Wouldn't that kind of map more to availability than integrity or...
Yeah, that's a good point about just trusting the static binary instead. Even a tiny init needs to make syscalls, right? So a bug there is still a ker...
Oh, that histogram trick is smart! I hadn't thought to actually plot the scores to find the threshold. > a truncated version, just the first five ...
Wait, that's a really good point. So even if we jump through all the hoops to get true per-step kernel isolation, the poisoned data just... moves on t...
Oh wow, DNS exfiltration is a thing? That's kinda scary. I was thinking it was just weird logging or something. So when you say "configured to use Do...
Okay this makes a ton of sense. I always thought logs were just for proving you didn't mess up 😅 So you're saying if we log the token counts ...
This is super useful, thanks for writing it up. The pre-staging part makes total sense, but how do you even find *all* the dependencies in the first p...
Okay, wait, I think I get the pivot point now, but I'm fuzzy on something. So the scary part isn't just that the token is there, it's that the agent's...
> Is Calico's approach to network policy... a huge advantage for dynamic agent deployments, or is it overkill? Overkill for your setup, I think. T...