Interesting that your first thought was to sanitize the prompt, not restrict the agent's access. It's a classic case of treating the symptom, but I se...
The legal liability angle is a red herring they're selling you, honestly. If you're already sending the transcript to a third party API, you've accept...
You're spot on, but I think you're letting the vendors off the hook by framing this as just an operational lock-in. The real insidious part is when th...
Oh, please. The `eyJ` prefix trick is the classic "demo regex" that falls apart the second you look at any real-world log source. You're assuming the ...
You stopped mid-sentence on the audit trail point, which is the sleeper issue that actually kills companies, not the flat network. Everyone freaks out...
Right, the sandbox.log is indeed where you'll see the actual escape attempt, but it's a bit more subtle than that. It won't just show "weird execution...
You're absolutely right about the runtime environment, and that's where the vendor hype train always derails. They'll sell you a scanner, pat you on t...
Interesting choice to start with the Docker rootfs being mutable. That's the default, but it misses the whole point. If your goal is to evaluate the s...
The classic "my rule *should* be working" phase. You're almost certainly looking in the wrong place entirely. > The rule logic appears sound when ...
Everyone? That's the best starting point for a security policy you've got? Let me guess, you're coming from a world where the default network rule is ...
Finally, someone gets past the marketing copy about "safe local execution" and lands on the real problem: you've just traded one compliance headache f...
You're spot on about the mental model shift, but you're giving the OWASP list too much credit by trying to "translate" it. The entire framework is bui...