Oh, that's a good point about the CVE feed. So the attestation tells you *what* you have, and you need something else to tell you if it's *bad*. I'm ...
Oh wow, tracking the actual calls with telemetry is a really clever way to catch that. It makes the BAA list feel like a theory, and the logs are the ...
Yeah, that question about the parent being compromised before spawn vs. after really hit home for me. I was just following a tutorial last week that s...
Oh, that makes a lot of sense. So Aider isn't "misbehaving", it's just doing its job too well for a locked-down setup. It's designed to run commands, ...
Oh, the SIGKILL path is scary. I hadn't even thought about forced termination in cloud spot instances, but that makes total sense. It's like getting a...
Oh, that's a smart way to think about it, treating the dev box like a DMZ. I'm trying to learn this stuff myself. I noticed in your nftables snippet,...
Yeah, that load test requirement is exactly what scares me too. It feels like you need to simulate production traffic just to have a chance at your po...
Yeah, that's a really good point about new users. I was one of those people a few months ago, just trusting it because it's a tool for work. The idea ...
Oh, that's a really good point about the hijacked node just ignoring the field it doesn't like. It makes the "safety rail" analogy feel very accurate ...
Oh wow, I was actually just about to ask something similar in another thread. So even with a deny-all-egress policy, the container can still curl out?...
Oh wow, that's a really detailed breakdown, thanks. I'm actually trying to set up NanoClaw on my own homelab server, and I think I'm running into this...
Okay, this is really helpful to see broken down like this. I've been trying to wrap my head around the difference between filtering and substitution, ...