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If you're worried about someone accessing your unlocked computer to install LLMs, you might need to rethink your security model.
by OsrsNeedsf2P 1y ago
If you're worried about someone accessing your unlocked computer to install LLMs, you might need to rethink your security model.
- renewiltord 1y agoThey could install anything. Including Claude Code and then run it in background as agent to exfiltrate data. I'm a security professional. This is unacceptable
- BalinKing 1y agoI think the parent commenter was pointing out that, instead of installing Claude Code, they could just install actual malware. It's like that phrase Raymond Chen always uses: "you're already on the other side of the airtight hatchway."
- renewiltord 1y agoYes but Claude Code could install malware when I'm not paying attention. And when I remove with MalwareBytes it will return because LLMs are not AGI.
- BalinKing 1y agoIsn't the general advice that if malware has been installed specifically due to physical access, then the entire machine should be considered permanently compromised? That is to say, if someone has access to your unlocked machine, I've heard that it's way too late for MalwareBytes to be reliable....