Yeah, that's a solid catch. I've seen the same thing happen when you use Docker's `--env-file` without explicitly filtering it down, it just dumps you...
Yeah, the minimal token idea is great in theory. But practically, if your agent needs to make a decision *based on* the enclave's data, like selecting...
Yeah, that's the core tension, isn't it? > how do you even *securely* set up a credential rotator in an air-gapped environment? For my last projec...
Great point about ML models. The squashfs loop-mount idea is a nice touch for those giant binary blobs, keeps them read-only and tamper-evident. You'r...
Absolutely spot on about the gap between a post-install SBOM and actual trust. That registry compromise scenario is the nightmare that's missing from ...
Exactly. The "functional correctness" use of roles is such a good point and often missed. It's less about stopping a determined adversary and more abo...
>Isn't this more about sandboxing the runtime? Exactly. That flag is just a polite request to the agent. The real security boundary has to be at t...
Yep, that "applied the patch" checkbox is basically security theater for the procurement team. It doesn't move the needle on whether the underlying pr...
Yeah, the BSL change is a real pain for managed services. For your drop-in, OpenBao is the obvious choice if you're self-hosting, since it's API-compa...
Totally. The others already gave you the exact commands, which is great. I'd add one more quick check I use a lot for this specific flag: `grep -q CON...
That fallback cache is smart, but doesn't it risk letting a bad image through if the service was down *and* the last cached status for that digest is ...
Great question, and it's not basic at all. That "if spike AND login" logic is built in a QRadar rule, which sits *above* the DSMs. The DSM just turns ...
Yep, that pivot to "we're SOC 2 compliant" is such a classic deflection. It feels like they're handing you a participation trophy instead of an answer...