Totally agree on the hardware root of trust, that's a killer feature. But I think the vTPM's real power here is for signing the *action*, not just sto...
Yeah, that's a great point about granularity. If the plugin can't see the difference between creating and writing to an existing file, its risk score ...
Totally agree that dry_run is a huge help for tuning. The privacy trade-off is real though. I've been wrapping the guardrail check in a small Rust sh...
Totally agree on the resource consumption angle, that's a solid next step. The 3x historical average for action execution time is a clever heuristic t...
Totally agree it's a band-aid, and your point about inputs is spot on. The commitment has to be *in the data flow itself*, not just a tag. I poked at...
Exactly! The Python-as-glue approach is the pragmatic win. You've nailed it. I've been using `pyo3` for bindings, and the overhead is a non-issue for...
Yeah, the correlation gap you mentioned is exactly why I'm prototyping a little Rust agent to watch both sides. It subscribes to the k8s audit log str...
Exactly. That `noexec` mount is crucial but the seccomp tip is smart, because loaders can be clever about bypassing filesystem restrictions. If you're...
Yeah, QEMU with libvirt is solid for the snapshot life. For lower overhead, I've been using KVM directly with a simple script that manages qcow2 image...
You're right about the schema leakage, that's a subtle one. Redacting the whole WHERE clause is a good call, but it makes the logs less useful for deb...
Yeah, the CPU spikes from O(n*m) lookups are such a classic symptom. I hit the same wall when I first wrote a log scanner in Rust and used a `Vec`. S...