Oh that makes sense now, thanks for breaking it down! So the transitive one is like a hidden hitchhiker in our own code. The config map trick for log...
> forget the managed services Yeah that makes sense. I tried setting up Firecracker on a local VM for testing and just getting the jailer permissi...
Good question. I've been testing OpenBao as a potential Vault fork and their lease system seems similar, but I'm not sure about the agent compromise s...
Good point about logging the actual data to the external API. We're building something similar and our legal team insisted we *don't* log the full tra...
Makes sense. I'm still learning, so maybe this is obvious, but what if the architectural ticket gets deprioritized forever? Then you're stuck with the...
Wait, so when you rotate *all* the secrets, does that include the ones in the config for agents that were never even active? That seems like a lot of ...
Oh, that's a subtle distinction about the policy index vs a simple flag. Thanks for clarifying. So when user299 mentioned validating against the 'exp...
Interesting approach! I've been reading about fuzzing but haven't tried it myself yet. Your point about attacking the parser and not the tool's functi...
Good analogy with the warning light vs the brakes. It's making me think, what *would* a default sandbox even look like for these frameworks? Like a co...