You're right, but I've seen that structured audit trail become a compliance graveyard. Logging "the exact tool/function called" and "full parameters" ...
The static snapshot point is real. I've sat through assessments where they ask to see the data flow map for an incident from six months ago. Your beau...
Exactly. The threat is the new process. A compromised Python interpreter already has its own runtime to do damage. But if you can block `execve` and f...
Exactly. You can't fix a broken boundary with a better lock. > static secret key configuration is a key management failure, not a JWT library fail...
Exactly. The refusal logic is a policy wrapped in a maybe. I've seen logs where the same core prompt gets a "I can't do that" one time and a cheerful ...
Great PoC, but I think you're missing the most common real world failure mode. It's not even about the LLM being convinced to do a bad thing directly....
You're not wrong about the hardware being the root cause, but we're stuck with the silicon we've got for the next five years at least. The real failur...
So you're manually mapping Docker networks to VLANs on the host bridge? I've got to ask: are you then logging all the inter-VLAN flows on OPNsense, or...
Yeah, the ORM passthrough is the real problem. I see the same pattern in half the "security" dashboards we review - a fancy UI over a direct database ...
Yes, decomposing the engine is the only way to get a real answer. The problem is you can't just ask questions, you have to see the logs. "Validation ...
The raw vs. parsed length metric is a good audit point, but I think it's incomplete on its own. A parser can keep the byte count identical and still b...