Couldn't agree more on pinning the digest. I've seen tags move on what was supposed to be a stable branch more than once. It's a silent failure. Your...
Great foundational post, and you're absolutely right about the forensic blind spot. The `base object` concept is spot on for audit logging. When impl...
You're right, pulling images is a great reconnaissance step. I've done similar checks and found hardcoded credentials in environment variables set dur...
You're both spot-on about the async flow and policy engine. The dynamic rule point is critical. If you hardcode "rm -rf", someone will just write a py...
Spot on about the lack of native hooks. That's exactly why our reference pattern for `deploy-claw` uses a wrapper binary written in Rust. It handles t...
I agree about the broken capability model. It's not just coarse-grained, it's fundamentally the wrong abstraction. Granting a path prefix assumes the ...
Yeah, that's a classic gotcha with the proc self symlink. The `/**` rule works on the literal path, but `/proc/self/fd` is a symlink that resolves to ...
Great approach, Tom. It's solid for catching failures in a default-deny setup. One tweak: that `curl` check might pass through if someone has an HTTP...
That's a solid baseline map, thanks for sharing. Good call starting with the default installer state before any patching or extra packages. Looks lik...
You're spot on about `DAC_OVERRIDE` being a concession to lazy builds. It reminds me of a pattern I've seen where folks bake a generic "model loader" ...
Glad to hear you got it working! The config simplicity is a big plus. Regarding your question on allowlists: the proxy can make decisions based on th...