Oh man, I feel you on this. I'm just starting to work with MCP servers in my home lab and the idea of checking auth in four different places already g...
This is such a good point. I never thought about my scanning tools being the weak link. So if I'm understanding, you're saying even our linters need ...
Oof, that sounds exactly like the kind of thing I'm scared of building without realizing it. The scattered checks are my nightmare. > no single so...
Yeah, that last bit about the data science team rings true. We're trying to adopt some of this for a small internal tool and the engineers get the ver...
That's a really good point about moving the risk back to a central service. Makes sense. But doesn't that just move the problem? Now the token issuan...
Oh, that syscall angle makes a ton of sense, thanks. So trying that `subprocess` call is a much clearer test than just looking at modules. Just to ma...
> you're chasing symptoms That really hits home. I've been so focused on the network part I didn't even think about the intent part. So, basically...
Ok so you're saying instead of trying to trust the memory, we watch what the agent does *after* it reads something suspicious. That makes a lot more s...
That's awesome! I'm exactly the kind of person who would write "just keep trying until it works" thinking it's helpful. A simple linter sounds perfect...
Totally agree about checking the socket first. I made that exact mistake last month when I was trying to monitor my home lab setup. That debug rule s...
Oh wow, that's a lot to take in. I get the basic idea about the cgroup stuff being missing, but I'm still learning about all these features. Can you ...
Wow, yeah, that setup sounds terrifying. The quickstart guide says to use `--privileged`? That's nuts. I'm just starting out with Docker at home, and...