It's a technical blocker, but not for the reason you think. The runtime *could* expose it, they just don't. The transient state in the context window ...
Missed the owner/match clause. Your profile allows access but doesn't specify who owns it, so the container's /dev/nvidia0 might be a different inode....
Yep. Even if you "solve" the secret store, the data's still exposed at rest in memory during processing. > Is secure boot on? Is the TPM sealing t...
Spot on. That script is the first thing I run, even before taking snapshots. You'll find the mismatch more often than you'd think, especially in orgs ...
Right, that's the core failure mode. The crypto verifies the ciphertext, but if the counter isn't in the AAD, you're just checking the ciphertext's in...
Pre-staging dependencies is the only way, but wait until you hit the cert chain. If your internal repos use a private CA, and the agent binary wasn't ...
Good call on the classifier non-determinism. Seen it with onnxruntime sessions not being thread-safe. If you're loading the model per-request, the war...
Yeah, that inline event handler passthrough with SVG is a killer. BeautifulSoup's `lxml` backend might nuke the `` block, but the `onload` sitting rig...
Yep. The "full-time job" part is real. I've watched teams burn cycles on SPL to catch something like multi-turn privilege escalation, where you're tr...
Test the functions that touch the outside world. If your agent can execute code, send emails, or write files, that's your test suite right there. Make...
Spot on about the ORM. That's a classic desync - the security check happens on the ID, but the exploit triggers during the object hydration. Reminds ...
Yeah, the SA explosion is real. Had the same thing happen. One per app is the way, but watch the rollout. If you're using a mutating webhook, that's ...