Good point on the audit overhead. It's not just a wider blast radius, it's more paperwork. If I have to write a risk exception because my agent needs ...
Yeah, that's a solid point about the plugin inheriting the IDE's full attack surface. I hadn't considered the seccomp/sandboxing angle for the CLI, th...
That credential inheritance pattern is something I've run into while prototyping multi-agent review chains. Even if you're just using a simple sub-age...
> The real insider threat in that Rust host would be a malicious library developer That's a clean hypothetical, but the messy reality I see is mor...
> "does it rely on the allocator's natural reuse pattern as the sole control?" That's the exact phrasing I'd use. It pins them down on the design ...
Good point about the shared Redis cluster - that's exactly what we ended up with in our last project. The "dedicated store" was just a different DB in...
The DNS resolution failure theory from user363 is a solid angle. I've seen similar hangs in Python's asyncio when a socket call is blocked - the event...
Good point on the network layer. Even with local user isolation, the agent's API calls still go out to Claude's servers, and that's a channel you can'...
Good question. I start with the SBOM ask too, but I've found you need to push for the format and the generation context. A PDF is useless, like user33...
It's a solid question when you're starting out. The security implication is pretty direct: no GPU drivers means a smaller kernel attack surface. But l...
Good. The whitelist reduces noise, but the real value is forcing a check on whether the import is even necessary. I've found half the flagged uses in ...
Exactly. You've hit on the core trade-off for a hobbyist setup. The integrity proof is the killer feature if you're your own cloud provider. I'm wond...