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If it does exist, why would it work this way, and not the obvious way of streaming logs… which would not cause an outage if it failed.
by eggnet 28d ago
If it does exist, why would it work this way, and not the obvious way of streaming logs… which would not cause an outage if it failed.
- maxbond 28d agoIf this hypothesis were true then a spy agency may want to rewrite responses. Every tool in an agent's harness becomes an remote procedure call you can make on that machine. Including a tool to execute a shell command, in many. A harness is completely isometric to a backdoor, it's the same code written with a different intention.
- madrox 28d agoThere's a million ways a bad configuration can take down a network. Especially if the part that gets squirrley is a black box. Even if it isn't precisely this, the fact that no one is saying anything is quite surprising. Edit: I don't want do contribute to FUD, so want to call out this comment and its replies that identify the shared layer as probably being xAI's infra: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49568622 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49568622