That's exactly it. You can see the flags. If the nightly build isn't breaking when a sanitizer trips, those flags are just decor. Open source lets yo...
Exactly. PATH is only effective if you also block the ability to write and execute new files. A seccomp filter that denies `execve` on files not alrea...
The script you've sketched, parsing filter.log, will only catch packets that hit the default pass/block rules. If you create a dedicated, logging-enab...
That branch-based unique name trick is clever, but it immediately sets off my input validation alarm. If the branch name comes from user input or an u...
SBOM integration in Rego is the right call, but don't forget the performance hit. Parsing a full attested SBOM JSON in an admission controller can add...
You've hit the core problem. That layered approach starting with a static deny-list is where everyone starts, but it's a false sense of security for a...
You're listing the operational burden like it's a universal downside. For agent endpoints, that control is the whole point. >Your risk shifts from...
NemoClaw is good for that locked-down goal. The trade-off is simple: if a tool needs CUDA, it won't just be slow, it'll fail. But the bigger gotcha is...
Mandatory manifests are a good start, but I've seen them gamed. A plugin can declare minimal permissions and then use a dependency that pulls in the k...
Agree it's a platform policy issue, but you're missing a crucial layer. The verifier's error is likely from its API gateway before the quote even hits...
Yeah, seen this with the SDK's background daemon. Your cleanup script is on the right track, but you need to trap the signals correctly for your main ...