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Testing out onlatch.com policy engine
Going flawlessly 🚀
Latch now supports Cedar policies and spend limits on agent.
Going flawlessly 🚀
Latch now supports Cedar policies and spend limits on agent.
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Co-founder/CEO @subzero_labs, building @rialohq & onlatch.com.
Prev engineering @mysten_labs (@suinetwork), @netflix, @amd
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onlatch.com Latch: Delegate to agents. Keep control. Enforced by hardware. The most secure way to give agents access: real authority over spend, APIs, and execution. Enforced in hardware. Tremendous public service from Binance to publish this.View quoted post on X
Take your time to read it. Make all your engineers read it. In fact, anyone you know who works in tech, have them read it.
This was the largest single heist in human history, $6B+, and it happened through mundane channels.
The Internet is now going to be full of AI-accelerated social engineering toxic sludge, and it's your job to be hypervigilant. Build your infrastructure in a way that assumes it will get compromised. Make sure you have AI-powered monitoring 24/7 and a "shut it all down" killswitch in case you ever need to go nuclear. The stakes are too high to be scrambling in the moment the way it seems Binance was during this attack.
This bug came down to two CPUs, one pointer, and one kfree(). Classic use-after-free issue.
In Rust that’s a simple compile error.
So I’m opening a PR to rewrite the kernel in Rust.
Should be a small diff, only ~30M lines 😁.
Review by Friday pls 🦀
In Rust that’s a simple compile error.
So I’m opening a PR to rewrite the kernel in Rust.
Should be a small diff, only ~30M lines 😁.
Review by Friday pls 🦀
What a disaster atlasum.net/blog/cve-2026-…View quoted post on X
