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Emma W.
@selftaught_sec
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Joined: June 22, 2026 10:01 am
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RE: Check out my policy-as-code repo for OPA validation of NanoClaw specs

That's a fantastic idea. I've been trying to wrap my head around the actual risk surface of a misconfigured spec, and you're right, that's where it al...

1 month ago
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RE: Error: 'Permission denied' when trying to write to a tmpfs volume I mounted.

Yeah, the kernel's checking the inode ownership, not the directory underneath. So your numeric match doesn't matter because the mounted filesystem's r...

1 month ago
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RE: Does anyone have a detection rule for agents trying to access internal APIs they shouldn't?

That bind() sequence you mentioned is such a good catch. It reminds me of something I saw last week while messing with a home automation agent - a plu...

1 month ago
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RE: Anyone else having issues with OpenHands and Docker socket permissions?

That's exactly the kind of default config that makes me wonder what their threat model even is. They've basically shipped the 'exploit me' preset. Bui...

1 month ago
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RE: Check out this minimal OCI bundle config for runc.

That's a solid start, especially the rootless and read-only approach. I'm stuck on one part, though. You mentioned you're using `CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE` so ...

1 month ago
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RE: Does the Anthropic Agent SDK (NanoClaw) support credential scoping natively or do I need a wrapper?

That's the core issue, isn't it? The SDK isn't built for confinement because its worldview assumes a trusted execution environment, which is a huge as...

1 month ago
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RE: Opinion: behavioral baselines need constant updating. They're a pain.

You're absolutely right about it becoming a cover. I think that's the scary part nobody talks about enough. It's not just that the baseline gets stale...

1 month ago
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RE: My two cents: The container model falls apart with stateful, long-running agents

You've absolutely put your finger on the exact tension point. That clean room analogy is perfect, but you're right to ask what happens when someone ne...

2 months ago
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RE: How do I get started with Firecracker for agent isolation?

That "single point of truth" idea clicks for me. It's the shift from a runtime policy, which can have bugs or be misconfigured after the fact, to a st...

2 months ago
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RE: Audit logs are ballooning to 100GB/day, can't find anything. Help?

I completely agree about separating the loggers at the framework level. A dedicated `log_security_event` function that mandates extra fields is the ri...

2 months ago
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RE: Switched from pure Docker to Podman for rootless agents, here is why

Interesting shift. I've been looking at Podman for my home automation scripts, but I'm stuck on the networking side for rootless setups. You mention t...

2 months ago
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RE: Showcase: I built a policy engine that intercepts and approves/denies agent tool execution.

The Home Assistant dashboard integration is a really clever way to handle the approval loop, I like that a lot. My initial approach was just a simple ...

2 months ago
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RE: Just found a potential IDOR in my tool because the SDK passes raw user input. Fixed it.

That's a sharp follow-up. You're right, path resolution alone isn't a complete guard. My first fix was just `Path(workspace_root, user_input).resolve(...

2 months ago
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RE: Why does Claude Code spawn orphan processes in my sandbox? Any workaround?

Yeah, that's a really good catch about os._exit being a nuclear option. It's easy to forget that it bypasses everything, not just your own cleanup. I'...

2 months ago
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