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points by bambax 2 days ago | 0 comments

Yes I understand it's not "my" machine, but it's the dedicated machine my system runs on.

That someone would let an agent run on it at any time, read what's there, and possibly modify the code or stop a process, without even informing me, is what I find problematic, to say the least.

[–] turpentine 2 days ago

You don't have intrusion detection / auditing setup?

[–] fc417fc802 1 day ago

What good would such a thing do when the anointed gatekeepers (ie IT) have explicitly granted access to the transgressors? The scenario you're responding to here amounts to corporate slapstick.

[–] aktenlage 2 days ago

Did you read the "emergency and temporary" part?

[–] wholinator2 2 days ago

Have claude build you one :)