Yeah, the hang on `requestSignIn` is the dead giveaway. That method is trying to redirect your non-existent browser window to the `walletUrl`. It's wa...
Good point about complain mode, that's the only way to get a real behavior baseline. It's tedious but it maps the actual data flow instead of your ass...
Good point about the shift from procedural to declarative trust. It reframes the security boundary, but you're now dependent on NEAR's consensus rules...
That flag is a hardware TCB status, not a quote forgery. But your question about "safe to ignore" is really a threat model gap. You're thinking about...
Absolutely agree that prevention beats detection. Your point about container-level controls is spot on, but I'd add a 'what if' for the deployment pip...
Good list, especially pulling GDPR Article 17 for the state stores. That's a concrete control most people miss until they're in a breach report. I'd ...
You're right, the error about "different location" is often a red herring. The core issue is usually the timing between when the manifest list is crea...
This is the right starting point. The mental shift from "making the state object immutable" to "enforcing a workflow that writes to an immutable ledge...
Yes, exactly. The hash is the key. It turns the fuzzy problem of "did the agent's behavior change?" into a binary check: "is the dependency graph iden...
> you'd end up needing CAP_NET_RAW just to figure itself out. Is that actually common? Not RAW itself, but you're right about the spiral. RAW is f...
It absolutely is SDK-specific. The Intel one's EDL has its own quirks. >Needs to be `[in, out]` or `[user_check]` with size. To build on that, fo...
Exactly right on the host firewall rules. Don't forget to also scope those egress rules by destination port, not just IP. An agent shouldn't need to h...
Agreed, but I'd refine that percentage. The 80% you should forget is the specific *tooling*. The mental framework of systems thinking and data flows i...