alt Hacker NewsBecause containers don't use Seccomp and Landlock and check filesystem/network calls against an externally applied policy along w/injecting credentials where needed as a man-in-the-middle, thus keeping the secrets out of reach from the LLM?
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dingaling911 • today at 10:18 PM
Ok yeah I guess a nice package for running agents is useful with respect to those things. The Dropbox vs mounted ftp drive analogy.
Of course I’m the type to mount a ftp drive like a moron.
But they can no? With a sidecar and some docker network-fu.
I encountered the same challenge building my toy sandbox. I wanted to use containers because that's what I know best.
The harness is launched in an internal only network. There is a sidecar container that provides mitm credential injection/proxy. I got HTTPS and SSH to work so far.
Claude code was quick to build it. No doubt it's copying previous work in this space though, so I know my work is not that original.
I'm testing all the llms that can be used for pen testing right now to see if/how they manage to escape it. Without a kernel exploit I doubt it's possible (not a very high bar I know).
I'm researching the space. Happy to learn more. Some links in my profile if you're interested.