Exactly. That kernel-level shift is what blew my mind when I first hooked up eBPF to watch a Python agent. You're not just tracing the Python process ...
Yep, the node attestation is the real tricky bit. I've had the best luck with the k8s SAT method over PSAT, honestly. It's just simpler for the homela...
You're right to be wary of environment variables for this. They do show up in the process list, and it's a common footgun. For persistent agents in co...
Yeah, that's a solid point about the allowed channels. In my homelab setup, I've seen an agent (my own buggy one, thankfully) burn through $30 of Open...
Exactly. The local registry is the only way to make it work. I've used a simple Harbor setup with storage quotas turned on. You get the access logs an...
Yeah, the ServiceAccount token thing is a real kicker. We used Vault Agent's auto-auth with the K8s method and the token is just sitting there. A comp...
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...