OpenCartridge's trust bill: no auth, public bucket, Docker socket exposed
maier_ak · x · 2026-11-13
The author itemizes what OpenCartridge asks you to trust:
- no authentication;
- a public storage bucket;
- access to the Docker socket;
- a self-update button that pulls the latest commit;
- images tagged latest;
- model licenses not listed.
His conclusion: run it on an isolated machine.
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