You should not be using docker with LLMs. You should be using VMs, which have a much, much smaller attack surface than Docker, and significantly more reasonable defaults.
The "attack vector" people try to protect themselves is "agent edited wrong file", not "LLM blew 0day on escaping sandboxing", containers are more than enough for what stupid stuff agents sometimes try, no need to go for a full-blown VM. Even UNIX permissions would be enough, but I think that's lost knowledge at this point.
The "attack vector" people try to protect themselves is "agent edited wrong file", not "LLM blew 0day on escaping sandboxing", containers are more than enough for what stupid stuff agents sometimes try, no need to go for a full-blown VM. Even UNIX permissions would be enough, but I think that's lost knowledge at this point.