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Because they don't know what they are doing. In any case, a proxy makes sense, just not for the reasons they give.
by lelanthran 5mo ago
Because they don't know what they are doing.
In any case, a proxy makes sense, just not for the reasons they give.
- ptx 5mo agoAnd it sounds like the proxy can be easily circumvented by the agent, since it only applies within the Node process and the agent can execute arbitrary external commands. (The filesystem wrapper API sounds even more pointless. The risk it protects against seems insignificant compared to the other risks associated with their system.)
- solarkraft 5mo agoThe proxy can be circumvented if the agent can execute arbitrary commands. This is where you’d start if you were planning to enable a world in which it’s more deliberately scoped.