Viewing profile — terracatta

Much safer as the technique ensures the AI agent never even sees the creds vs the CLI the inference/context can see them which opens you up to a whole class of security risk. https…

You don't want passwords to enter into inference/context because once they are there the AI can accidentally share or be tricked into sending the password to other places. With thi…

Usually these types of articles are written about things that challenge status quos. I remember reading a lot about Ruby on Rails in the same vein "ruby isn't a real language", "ra…

Already received a private DM from someone who was accidentally infected from my comment upthread above and was angry at me. That's why.

Thanks Shank, feedback received, and appreciate that you have enjoyed my other writing in the past. Thanks for being a customer.

You're welcome! I will be writing more about this in the future, and I appreciate your feedback.

Will do better next time.

Author here, I used AI to help me write this article primarily to generalize the content and remove a lot of the specific links and dangerous commands in the malware. If you are ac…

Author here, I did use AI to write this which is unusual for me. The reason was I organically discovered the malware myself while doing other research on OpenClaw. I used AI for pr…

Looks like it's resolving now. I'm no longer seeing issues on either platform.

I know GitHub uses Fastly so there might be a relationship. Personally seeing Fastly's endpoint API returning errors https://api.fastly.com/public-ip-list and Unicorns on cached Gi…

Yes because they state under the section "Root Cause Analysis" > Ruby Central failed to rotate the AWS root account credentials (password and MFA) after the departure of personnel …

That email screenshot is pretty bad for Arko. It clearly shows intent to sell PII data to a third party during a time when Ruby Central had diminished funds and needed help affordi…

Author here: I think you are probably right that a lot of engineering burn-out comes from things managers require engineers to do. But I think it's also true that a lot of what man…