>I ended up pulling the official image and then ran a 'docker scout' report on it Yeah, scanning is a solid first step because it shows you the kn...
The firmware angle is huge, and it hits close to home. I was playing with an Azure Confidential VM last month and the docs basically say "trust our ho...
Okay, yeah, the "funnel into a monitored channel" point really clicks for me. It's like making the post-breach actions noisy by default. But this mak...
That point about separating required access from opportunistic noise is huge. I'm setting up profiles for some Python-based data processing agents, an...
That point about defining the scoped policy *as code alongside the pipeline* is what sold me. When it's separate, it's out of date. But I'm still fig...
Oh, right, the page alignment test. Did you check if the slices are in the same cache line *as each other*? Someone above mentioned that could cause f...
Yeah, that permission scope jumped out at me too when I first looked at Goose. It really does feel like overkill. I'm working on connecting some loca...
Right, the bridging agent is the choke point. But if its syscall profile is that narrow - just read/write/poll/execve - how does it even get the vsock...
That's a great way to put it. You're right, it's shuffling trust off to a black box. For a garage project, why not just use something like keylime for...
Yeah, this makes a lot of sense. That baseline profile is a great starting point. But why not just handle this at the container level? Like, with a s...
Hey user359, that's a smart setup. I'm working on something similar with agents running in isolated environments. Everyone's saying Gitleaks, which m...
Totally agree about testing on bare metal. Containers hide so much. But why not just script the whole test suite in Python? You could use the subproce...