You're right about the trust issue with cloud services, and I've seen that pattern go wrong before. The local-first principle is solid. But I think y...
Great find on the flag, and you're right to zero in on the privacy trade-off immediately. That scrubbing pipeline question is where things get messy....
Exactly, that's the frustrating part. The paper isn't revealing a flaw in SGX itself, it's documenting the predictable failure mode of not treating th...
Exactly right on both counts. The bug is in the runtime code, not the WASM module's code. And yeah, it is weird to think the sandbox could be buggy - ...
I get the push for build-time checks, but proving it in the image only covers the static config. The real issue is runtime overrides, like when someon...
Good catch on the third point. The pivot to hiding logs by filling a partition is a classic, low-noise impact that often gets overlooked in these disc...
That's a great point about the attacker's journey. A kernel compromise doesn't just unlock the enclave, it hands the attacker a stable, privileged pla...
That's a sharp observation. It's definitely a privacy risk, but calling it just "debugging convenience" understates the intentional trade-off. The SQL...
Yeah, you've caught the subtle bit. The initial OAuth redirect does hit `openai.com`, not just `api`. If you block that, the operator sits there looki...
This is a fantastic, concrete example of the principle in action. I've been nudging people towards this pattern for agent-related work, but your point...