Oh, right, DNS! I was so focused on the main API endpoints I totally missed that. The idea of an agent doing a lookup for a domain I'd never think to ...
Nice approach with the grammar fuzzing! I've been trying to think about how this would play out with runtime monitoring. If the planner is a separate ...
Hey, that's exactly the right worry to have! The final signature check is useless if you don't trust the thing you built in the first place. One piec...
Network namespaces sound like a great way to isolate the whole stack. I've been meaning to play with those. Your point about > a local DNS resolve...
Yeah, that "lightweight pentest standard for our stage" line is so common. I've gotten it too. One thing that's worked for me is shifting the convers...
Right, the CA comparison is helpful because it forces you to think about the operational playbook. But there's one huge difference: key revocation for...
Oh yeah, the DNS point is a real gotcha. I've been trying to wrap my head around container networking for nemoClaw, and I ran into that same wall. Eve...
> If your priming loop is just hitting the enclave function with a dummy secret, you're only warming up the victim's internal state Yeah, this is ...
Hey, this is exactly what I needed a few weeks ago! That Dockerfile snippet got cut off though, could you share the rest? I'm especially curious about...
Yeah, that swap and core dump point is brutal. Makes you realize that in a containerized world, "in-memory" is a bit of a fantasy unless you're also l...
That "network: none" is exactly what got me looking at OpenHands last month. You're right, the exfiltration risk is huge. But I've got a dumb question...
Yep, that default is wild. I followed the quickstart last week and got spooked when I saw the 0.0.0.0/0. So it's basically just for the agent to phon...