The Agent UI Is Now Part of Your Attack Surface
MCP's stateless release candidate makes agent UIs a first-class part of the protocol. Most teams are about to treat this as a widget feature. It is a trust boundary.
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Technical deep dives on agent security, DNS-based discovery, policy enforcement, and the architecture of trust.
MCP's stateless release candidate makes agent UIs a first-class part of the protocol. Most teams are about to treat this as a widget feature. It is a trust boundary.
LLMs repeat the same architectural mistake that gave us buffer overflows. Agent security requires deterministic policy enforcement outside the model's reasoning loop.
Network-as-a-Service promises agility, lower CAPEX, and faster time to service. But the hidden trade-offs — lock-in, loss of control, and unpredictable long-run costs — deserve a closer look.
A class-based Python solution for analyzing per-application bandwidth consumption across enterprise sites. Practical OO design applied to a real network operations problem.
DPI and reverse proxies both shape modern network management — but they solve different problems. A side-by-side look at granular control, intrusion mitigation, load balancing, and SSL termination.
Layer 3 routing was built for a world of IP-addressable endpoints. In a cloud landscape of services, identities, and policies, IP-centric design is no longer enough.
Private, public, multi-cloud, hybrid. The terms blur, but the networking problem doesn't. Why traditional networking still struggles with cloud-native infrastructure — and what an MCN platform must do.