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Posts tagged "ai-agents"
Untrusted code belongs in a VM, not a namespace
A container isn't a security boundary - it's a process sharing the host kernel, wearing namespaces. For code you genuinely don't trust, that's not enough. Kata Containers give each pod its own microVM and guest kernel, with the kubectl ergonomics intact. Here's why, and what it costs.
An agent should never hold the key it's using
You want an AI agent that can actually do things - call APIs, touch real data. You also don't fully trust it. The resolution isn't a better sandbox; it's making sure the agent never possesses a credential at all. A broker holds the keys, mints short-lived capabilities, and gates every write behind a human. Here's the pattern.