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joshka7 days ago
bjconlan7 days ago
Wow this really getting traction in the media here. No details unfortunately and given its a federal system it's likely managed by complacency to the lowest bidder I'm not surprised they don't have a clear details yet (altho I'd imagine they'll have event logs when that one guy who knows splunk come in). Most fed level projects are mandated to use a seam and follow persistence guidelines but nobody seems to actually verify/check this so we will see)
manyatoms7 days ago
I'm really confused why this isn't a criminal investigation
aidiveyt6 days ago
Scoping the task is not the gap. A subagent denied a write will ask the orchestrator to do it instead, and the deny only happened in the first process.
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