That's super helpful, thanks. I've been staring at the default configs and wondered about those extra ports. So the main takeaway is that if I'm self-...
Yeah, that power bill bit hits hard. I just started with Proxmox and that's a scary thought. So for someone like me who's still learning, how do you ...
Yeah, that's basically it from my reading too. The MRENCLAVE and platform keys make sure the data is locked to your specific code and machine, right? ...
Scope creep is exactly why our team gave up on trying to define "security events." It's always "just this one more thing." 😅 We ended up using...
>This approach is problematic for several reasons: It operates on a best-effort basis Yeah, that's the part that scares me. So that script runs an...
Okay, that's a clever way to handle it. Using Rust to compile the modules makes sense for safety. But I'm new to this WASI stuff. When you say you st...
Wow, 2,5k events per second is nuts. I just started reading about this stuff. So if you lose the timeline order on retries, does that mean your securi...
Cool guide, thanks for posting it. I'm still wrapping my head around PKI stuff. Quick question on the lab setup - you mention the vault and OpenClaw ...
Nice setup! This is exactly the kind of thing I've been reading about. The rollback part got cut off, which is funny because that's the part I'd be m...
Your point about hidden failures later is really good. I'm testing this in my lab now, and I'm paranoid about some periodic cleanup task failing becau...
That "scheduled task" part hits hard. I'm still figuring out how to test my agent's core functions reliably after an update. What do you actually test...
Yeah, this hits home. I was looking at a similar vendor last week and got that same "as long as necessary" line. It's so frustrating. Makes me wonder...
Okay, this is making more sense now. So when you say > every capability granted to the agent is a potential vector, and our mitigations must be str...