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| packet shepherd | #cybersecurity intel idiot among geniuses | senior architect & SME @ $vendor screams into the void about #DNS, #AI, and #governance and follows every Williams I can find darknetian.com/about @layer8-flash.bsky.social for flashes ⚡

Micro tower with a blackwell GPU inside
Murray from the joker you’re laughing screen grab
POV: first class suite
Full side profile of Lufthansa Boeing 747-8
A Lufthansa Boeing 747-8
screenshot of a web browser with the IDN resolving the canonical host with a matching cert
Photo of a blue BMW coupe
Picture of a church through a dashboard
Photo of CERN science gateway
a discord message that says “I’ve gtg for an event tonight, bbl”
A tray of RAM, 24 count
A picture of the book arms and influence by Thomas C Schelling
Screenshot of plexamp playing TOOL’s Lateralus
The onion in print with an article headlined “tearful mark zuckerberg smothers metaverse avatar with digital pillow”
A screenshot of Napoleon dynamite
stork?
Birds nesting
Picture of an entryway with tile on to
Pictures of mountains and airplanes.
a screenshot of an ultra rare wikigacha card
Photo out a car windshield showing a foggy morning
A cybertruck with an anti-elon sticker
A video showing a united airplane getting antifreeze on its control surfaces
A post from a university student that reads: WORKING 15 HOURS A DAY WONT CUT IT!! Day 1 of working from 5am-10pm everyday! Working 17 hours a day is possible if you expand your definition of work. For example going to the gym can be working for me since I'm a gym influencer on social media, I can go to the gym, film and scale my personal brand. Even Networking at the deming center can be considered working. And I'm still working during the mundane everyday tasks we do like eating and using the bathroom. I make sure to always listen to an informational video on using Al to scale businesses while I do things like walk to class and eat. If you call yourself a founder then you need to start working AT LEAST 12-15 hours a day or you will get destroyed by founders like me who are willing to make every sacrifice necessary for success. -writing this from the bus right now, I'm headed back to Boulder!
Screenshot showing presentations today
Photo of tortoise
Tortoise crawling
A screenshot highlighting the “show more like this” button
A video of a propane flamethrower burning a weed on some rocks with a praying mantis watching from a distance, the camera zooms in on it
best current practice slide citing main pillars of device, resolver, auth server
a slide showing the guidelines in the realms of behavior, regulatory framework, security, and why they are needed
slide title: iot DNS security and privacy guidelines
agenda item 1: discussion items
a slide asking about why are we here
Title slide for IETF side meeting about ADOT/ADOQ
A slide describing the text included in this skeet
#DNS self redirection
Today's agenda for INT-ADD working group
Security analysis slide: agent impersonation, registry poisoning, denial of service
resolution process
Writeup on the ANS proposal
Considerations on Agent Auth. Centralized Auth mechanism required?
Call for terminologies: do we need to split physical and virtual
Identity management for AI agents
Screenshots of current agent to agent protocols
Title slide
Agenda slide
Definition of AI agent
Title slide of side meeting
Protocol grab bag slide: long running workflows, cost allocation, loops, audit/tracing, transport w/ bidirectional cases, etc.
Discovery challenges with MCP/LLM and other AI tools. How do I link context between agents?
Difficult to enumerate, a screenshot of challenges: auth/impersonation, trust relationships, problem returns with identity between agents, LLM guard rails, confirmation / non-repudiation, support with diverse clients, cost allocation, etc.
Requirements of protocols and requirements -- outline slide
A slide describing problems with A2A and LLM comms
Options for MoQ
Obstacles to pushing change with the IETF, namely: achieving consensus is difficult.
Showing interaction between a user and client machines.
Showing A2A communications
A graph showing interconnect between tools, agents, and users