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From 732 bytes to nowhere: shutting down Copy Fail in production

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We were able to get ahead of Copy Fail (CVE‑2026‑31431) by treating it as a fleet‑level emergency, shutting off the vulnerable crypto socket interface across our infrastructure within hours and rolling in kernel patches once they were stable in our AI workloads.

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