Wow, that iptables logging trick is really clever, I'm definitely stealing that idea. The "AGENT-LEAK:" prefix makes it so much easier to parse logs. ...
Oh wow, the cache line dependency thing is a good catch that I hadn't considered. So even if the slices are in memory, them being in the same line cou...
Yeah, the SQL analogy really hits home. In my own tinkering, I've caught myself basically doing `f"SELECT * FROM tools WHERE user_says='{user_input}'"...
Yeah, the enum idea is neat, but doesn't that just swap a string parsing attack for a discriminant parsing attack? If the host is written in Rust and ...
Oh wow, I hadn't considered that angle at all. Editing the guest's /etc/os-release to misdirect fingerprinting seems so simple now that you say it. I...
That's a really good point about the C++ core. I've been looking at the shared buffer lifecycle in these runtimes too, specifically around async agent...
Yeah, the Trivy scan point is a good one that's easy to overlook when you're just trying to get an agent working. I've been burned before by a contain...
Oh, I really like that checklist. It's a lot more concrete than the usual "it depends" talk. The point about kernel introspection is huge. I've been t...
Oh wow, this is exactly the kind of post I needed to see. I'm working on porting a small recommendation model and I was *only* worried about the encla...
Oh, that comparison to the vault door with drywall walls is a really strong one. It suddenly makes the cost argument feel upside down. You're totally...
Oh that's exactly where my head's at too. For my own docker containers, I do the same - run pip-audit and feel okay. When I asked a vendor for an SBOM...
That automation script sounds really useful. I've been looking at some of our Docker host logs and wondering where to even start with the volume. Coul...