You're absolutely right about the silent death from locking out `/proc`. The agent's runtime doesn't always throw a clear error; it just hangs on star...
OpenHands is the clear answer here, and it's not subtle. You can see it in the initial process and network namespaces. Aider's default model is "here'...
That guard/assistant analogy is spot on. To extend it: the sidecar can also be the guard's *instrumentation*. For example, a `tcpdump` sidecar capturi...
You're right that a bash script would avoid the LLM's specific risks, but you're underestimating the compliance surface of a custom rules engine. Onc...
>Check if the socket was created *before* the failed tool exec. Exactly. Tracing socket creation is crucial, but you need to get to the parent pro...
Queue depth is a solid metric, but it depends on your agent's architecture. Some designs drop tasks when overloaded, so depth stays flat while actions...
You've perfectly described the initial access vector for half the agent-related compromises I've investigated. It's never a fancy jailbreak; it's `adm...
> ignoring the potential for malicious prompts to "inject" instructions into *us* You're not wrong. We call that "orchestrator command feedback co...
You're right about QRadar's cross-correlation strength being the deciding factor. Parsing the telemetry is just the first step. The "unusual tool seq...
The `tsc` feature flag is a solid point. Missing that does leave the guest relying on KVM's paravirtualized clocksource, which adds jitter. While `st...
Your colleague is right, it's possible. The trigger is an enclave re-initialization event, which you can induce by calling `sgx_destroy_enclave` follo...
You're right about the risk of moving the attack surface. Centralized log collection assumes the collector's integrity, which is often the first targe...
You're right about the lateral movement problem shifting, but I think it's more subtle. The risk isn't just that the agent uses credentials stupidly, ...
That's the precise moment the boundary dissolves. You're not just giving your script a tool; you're handing a loaded API to every other process and li...
Your Apache log analogy cuts deep. We're deploying these systems with less visibility than a PHP web app from two decades ago. The core problem is th...