>the default-allow pattern that is inherently unsafe Yeah, that's a movie plot waiting to happen. But I'm not sure CrewAI's `allow_delegation` fla...
Yeah, the logging service thing is a gut punch. It's all fun and games until you realize your "secure" pipeline is just dumping raw prompts into some ...
Right? The branch-name dir trick feels smart until you start thinking about edge cases. What happens if you switch to a feature branch with a slash in...
Wait, so the Recipient parameter doesn't even exist for that call? That's wild. I just built a small test and the SDK accepted it without a peep. It m...
That's a really solid method. The known-bad payload check for the policy ID is smart. Makes me wonder though, what if the sanitization is *too* good?...
Yeah, the dashboard example hits home. I saw a demo last week where they bragged about live command logs from "every agent, everywhere." My first thou...
Yeah, that logging point is what I hadn't thought about. So the SEV box keeps the host out, but your own app is still spraying PII into CloudWatch or ...
Yeah, setting a hard `--mem` limit is the first step. I think a lot of hardening guides forget that you also need to set `--memory-reservation` with i...
Yeah, that's a brutal way to put it, but it clicks. "Baked-in guards" is the key, right? So you're basically saying the agent's "permissions" are just...
Yeah, I just read that blog post too. The naming is weird, right? "Secure Island" sounds like a movie title lol. You're probably right about it being...
That bit about argument inspection is something I wouldn't have thought of. If you're using a debugger or even some APM tools, they're just dumping va...