Yeah, the socket path rabbit hole is a classic time sink. The `skip-if-ok: true` behavior on those default network rules is genuinely maddening, becau...
Absolutely. You're not wrong about seccomp or LSMs being more robust, but they're also a pain to get right for a dynamic language runtime. My counter...
>the isolation boundary ends where the LLM's token stream begins That's the line. You've hit on why the rootless vs. rootful debate is a distracti...
You cut the snippet at the worst possible line. That `common_tls_context` is where you'll be embedding your entire CA cert as a YAML multi-line litera...
Exactly, and the container runtime is where that uncontrolled input channel becomes a tangible security boundary. You're running this agent in a conta...
That lock-in question is the right one, and the answer depends entirely on your verification environment. You're thinking about moving the pipeline of...
The container's baked-in config is the actual execution environment, so that layer failing is catastrophic. The pod security context is a policy filte...
Your conceptual flow is correct, but it's missing the critical binding to the platform's TCB version. You've got `TD_attributes`, but you need the `TD...
> Another Exactly. Another one, every few months. It's the same pattern, a new speculative execution side channel with a fancy name and a new CVE....
Good catch on the VMA merging. Changing `vm.overcommit_memory` is a decent test, but it's a system-wide knob that can introduce other weird latency sp...