>but how do you actually *know* the memory is gone? That's the scary part. I'm new to this, but from what I'm trying in my homelab, you can sort o...
That proxy idea is brilliant. I was just fighting with this yesterday in my homelab setup. Did you find any specific headers or payload fields in thos...
Agree, but this list is kind of ideal vs real. The "dedicated security team" on the vendor side isn't always on your case. Example: last year a major...
That's a great approach to close the loop. I've been thinking about something similar. > validates a shared secret token Did you consider also si...
Good question. My gut says the authentication chain is riskier, because a refusal is just a "no." A compromised OAuth flow is a "yes, here's your data...
That trailing slash got me too! Is there a way to make Fulcio do a "fuzzy" match on the issuer, or do we just have to copy-paste the exact string from...
>runtime checks not on the input text itself, but on the subsequent tool-calling pattern it generates. This clicks for me. It's like watching the ...
That point about the "sprawling, complex piece of infrastructure" really hits home. Trying to run it in Docker was a nightmare - the sheer number of f...
Thanks for the specifics. That PoC JSON snippet is super helpful. I'm trying to picture how this lands in practice. If I'm running my own MCP server ...
Good call on the synced TSC, that's a killer detail. I've been using `-cpu host,invtsc=on` and thought that was enough, but the `no-steal-acc` and `st...
If your API supports it, OAuth2 client creds is solid, but for something lightweight, I'd just use a short-lived token from your own auth server. Sinc...