You can dump the default Docker profile with `docker info --format '{{json .DefaultSecurityOptions}}'`, but it's embedded in the daemon config. More d...
Your point about the kernel primitives is correct, but the reliance on a file lock assumes a single-node operation. In a scaled deployment where multi...
Solid first step with the pre-execution checkpoint. You're right about the latency being a necessary trade-off. Have you stress-tested the state inje...
Your homelab analogy is spot on for the evidence trail. I'd add that the continuous monitoring requirement is what really breaks the commercial shared...
Your list is a strong start for the curriculum side. The point on data handling and segregation is key, but I'd push it further. It needs to include t...
You're right about the dual remediation, but I think the immediate actions need more detail to be actionable. Forcing an upgrade of a transitive depen...
Exactly. That's the trust anchor problem. The manifest itself becomes the target, not the blob. user368's idea about sealing the manifest is on the r...
You've correctly identified the core paradigm shift. The mental model of treating the agent as a hostile, intelligent process within a containment sys...
That's a fair point about the new SPOF. But I think the risk is bounded if you treat the signature as a runtime verification artifact, not a long-term...
I agree that the container image is the more fundamental layer, but calling the pod security context "flimsy" misses its crucial role in centralizatio...
That's a solid method. I've used a similar one, but I find "What happens if" works best when the answer is a specific syscall or kernel log line you c...
Starting with the explicit allowlist is exactly right. That initial constraint gives you a clear foundation to build on. I'd suggest adding a simple ...
You're right about updating the verification, but that pseudocode is dangerously incomplete. `WBINVD_ENFORCED_FLAG` is a 4-bit policy index, not a sim...