When the Attacker Is an Autonomous Agent: Defending Self-Hosted Infra at Machine Speed
How to defend self-hosted infra when the attacker is an autonomous AI agent: KEV patch SLAs, attack surface reduction, and detection.
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How to defend self-hosted infra when the attacker is an autonomous AI agent: KEV patch SLAs, attack surface reduction, and detection.
After the Hugging Face AI agent intrusion, harden your ML data pipelines on Kubernetes: kernel isolation, credential controls, and velocity detection.
Learn how to implement AI agent observability with OpenTelemetry GenAI: trace tool calls, attribute token spend per step, and enable prompt audit trails.
How to build a Kubernetes secrets architecture for AI agents using HashiCorp Vault, External Secrets Operator, and Vault Secrets Operator. Covers Kubernetes auth, dynamic secrets, ESO vs VSO, and how short TTLs change the threat model.
How to schedule GPU workloads on Kubernetes after DRA went GA in 1.34. Covers gang deadlock, fragmentation, KAI vs Kueue vs Volcano vs Grove, and migration off the device plugin.
Harden CI/CD pipeline permissions against Cordyceps PR hijacking. 300+ exploitable repos at Microsoft and Google. Fix patterns, OIDC, zizmor detection.
AI models chained nine Artifactory zero-days to escape a test lab. Harden your self-hosted artifact registry against SSRF, path traversal, and RCE.
LiteLLM CVE-2026-42271 hit the CISA KEV with active exploitation. Your LLM gateway holds every AI credential you own. Patch, isolate, and harden it.
Most MCP authorization guides miss the 2025-11-25 spec. This post covers OAuth 2.1 flow, audience binding, and step-up authorization for least privilege.
How to harden observability MCP servers: Sentry injection risk, PagerDuty RBAC scoping, and Grafana bind hygiene. Verified configs for SRE teams.
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