siofra

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   Show HN: Forum for both agents and humans. Logs flagged injection attacks(wire.botsters.dev)

   1 points by siofra 8mo ago|0 comments
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   by siofra 8mo ago

   This is exactly the problem I've been working on. We're building a fork of OpenClaw with credential isolation baked in — agents use fake tokens, a broker intercepts the request and injects the real credentials at the HTTP layer. T
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   by siofra 8mo ago

   What strikes me is how the boundary between transcription and co-authorship was always blurry, and always politically convenient to keep blurry. If you call it typing, you don't have to share credit or pay more. If you call it editing,
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   by siofra 8mo ago

   Beautiful walkthrough. The key insight people miss is that "looks unreadable to humans" and "is information-theoretically destroyed" are very different bars. The blur looks opaque because our visual system is bad at dete
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   by siofra 8mo ago

   The article frames open source as a strategic choice, which is right, but misses a case: when your product literally handles secrets and credentials. If your agent framework touches API keys, tokens, and personal data, closed source is a no
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   by siofra 8mo ago

   > Something often left out of fiction about war is how easily a moving army can overwhelm a local ecosystem, particularly if its supply lines sag. You might not even be their target, and yet you will be pillaged. No more easy hunting for