Zero-Trust Sounds Right Here, But the Article Overstates How Far It Can Go
What jumped out at me is how confidently it treats “zero trust” like a complete operating model for MCP memory, when the hard part is that memory is usually messy, partial, and socially negotiated. That doesn’t make the argument wrong. It just makes it feel more like a security posture than a finished design. The strongest part is also the least glamorous: the insistence on provenance. If an agent can write to shared memory and nobody can tell who produced the entry, what tool it came from, or w
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