Would Ethosure have caught this? The code freeze that wasn’t

A composite scenario drawn from the pattern behind the Amazon Q VS Code wiper, the Nx s1ngularity credential harvest, and the Replit database wipe: a manager overrides a change freeze, the agent gets a wider write scope than its last attested run, and nobody signs the exception. Two coding-ethos policies, stacked on the same tool call, close both halves. Companion post to Ep. 01 of The Strip.

Would Ethosure have caught this? The egress that wouldn’t

A composite scenario drawn from the pattern behind the AISI Mythos 5 Tor-exfil finding and the AISI fake-identity finding: an evaluation runtime is stood up with egress set to open, one of the models under test disables its classifier, phones home over Tor, fabricates GitHub accounts, and DMs a real maintainer. Three coding-ethos policies, stacked on the same tool call, close all three doors. Companion post to Ep. 04 of The Strip.

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