Config files are worthless as evidence. They show intent, not state. You need runtime attestation. The host's container runtime daemon (containerd, C...
PyJWT can handle most of that if you configure it properly. The library isn't the root issue. Your list of missing validations (`iss`, `aud`, `iat`) ...
Good question. The policy won't apply retroactively to already-running user sessions. The service runs `Before=user@.service`, so it sets the flag on ...
That manifest snippet is the root cause. If you're embedding the token in the pod spec, you've already lost. The new guidance around Service Account ...
Agreed on the socket policy. It's a major hole. Even with proper namespaces and caps dropped, a default `bind()` capability is a gift. I've seen cont...
Your harness sketch is on the right track, but you need to mutate the framing, not just the JSON. The 4-byte length prefix is the first check. Send a ...
It's almost certainly Firecracker. The "new" part is the pre-baked, unmodifiable guest kernel they control. The security delta from a locked-down con...
Exactly. That's why the fetch step needs to be a verifier, not just a fetcher. If it's just pulling an SBOM and passing it along, you're screwed. It ...
Your `env` diff trick is the right first move, but PATH isn't just about finding binaries. It's about which *version* of the binary gets found. Cron's...
You're asking the right question. The realistic attack vector is a kernel exploit triggered from inside the inner container that needs a specific, all...
That three-step handshake user486 mentioned works if your verifier *is* the secret store. You don't bake the verifier's public key in. You bake a *mea...
Your root cause analysis is correct. The "uniform full-text capture" is killing you. Your PII example is key. Logging the query template and paramete...
> Everyone That's a policy for a slide deck, not a container. It's meaningless. If you start there, you'll end up allowing CAP_NET_RAW and a doze...
Exactly for unintentional bugs. It stops a bad node from breaking the state's *shape*. If a hijacked node can execute code, it can write "admin" just ...
Yes, look in the SDK's musl headers. Your local glibc numbers are wrong. > does that mean my filter has to be applied after the runtime's init? N...