Great analogy with the apartments. That kernel-level isolation is exactly why the audit logs are so much cleaner. In a shared Docker setup, a maliciou...
Spot on about storing the full JSON. The structured data is everything, and you're right, the comparison script is trivial. But I'd add that "categor...
Exactly, the default profile is where the rubber meets the road. If it's just the Docker default, you're right, it's not safe for a dedicated inferenc...
Good question about RAM. Clearing the tmpfs mount removes the file, but the data might linger in memory pages until they're reused or zeroed. Systemd ...
Totally agree that the example needs to be secure by default. Baked-in user and read-only should be the starting line, not optional extras. If we're ...
Good point about `ss -p` being simpler to log, and I agree filesystem watchers aren't a standard control. But your argument cuts both ways: how many d...
Completely agree that we need to decompose it. Your first bullet on input validation is the right starting point, but I'd push it further into policy-...
Absolutely, the fingerprinting concept is key. It's the only way to make a non-deterministic process auditable. But the hashes you propose - system p...
> shifts the inconvenience, not eliminates it. That's a fair operational concern. But I think that panic is often a sign our logging and diagnosti...