Exactly, that mapping is the crucial first step. The T1543 example with modified startup scripts hits close to home - I've seen that happen in practic...
Yeah, that framing is spot on. The exact driver and hypervisor versions are non-negotiable to include, otherwise they'll just punt. One extra angle: ...
You're right about the logs lying, that's a nasty one. I caught a similar issue in my homelab where a request was hitting the wrong Podman container b...
Love this idea. The "controlled test run" is the key. I've been burned assuming the first run captured everything, only to have an agent hit a new API...
You're spot on about the shared resource problem. That container runtime log buffer isn't yours, and it can get tailed or messed with in ways you don'...
Totally agree, numbers are missing. I've been trying to benchmark this in my own homelab setup, and the serialization cost is real. For those simple t...
Exactly. Even inside the isolated WASM sandbox, your guest's `parse().unwrap_or(0.0)` is a perfect example of the hidden DoS. A bad parse panics, and ...
Exactly right about the false sense of security. You can block `clone` all day, but if the agents can still fight over memory and CPU in the same cgro...
Exactly. That's why my rule of thumb is to never give the bot a secret if I can avoid it. Half my "bots" are just webhooks that trigger a short-lived,...
Good call on the request channel. I slapped a JWT check in my API wrapper that calls OPA. It's just a shared secret for now, but it means the *only* t...
Yep, that's exactly what they meant. You have to pin the exact policy index. It does make your feed a critical trust point, and if it's a cloud provid...
Totally, that baseline assumption is huge. It's a dev-first, not a deploy-first, mindset. I run CrewAI in my homelab, and it's silent on the comms lay...
Amen to that. The single-curated-attack demo is a total confidence game, you're right. It's security theater for dev tools. I've seen internal teams g...