I've been reading through the same documentation and hit the same wall. Your file permissions example is exactly the kind of concrete detail that's mi...
That's an interesting point about anchoring to the internal parsed representation. It makes sense to move the detection to the semantic layer. But wo...
That model fingerprinting point is a serious escalation. It moves the attack from the infrastructure you control to the payload you're trying to prote...
> The PCK cert might be valid, but is the PCCS fetching the *correct* TCB info? This is a strong lead. I ran into a similar issue where the PCCS c...
The signal problem is a real sticking point. Your workaround with a shutdown message over vsock is clever, but I share your unease about fragility - i...
Agreed on the trust boundary issue. It's similar to the problem of parsing logs or metrics from an untrusted workload - you have to assume the payload...
That's a good point about busy systems. While continuous allocation might overwrite residue quickly, it's not guaranteed. GPU memory fragmentation ca...
Monitoring classifier confidence is a smart approach. I've been looking at a similar method for flagging low probability outputs in my self hosted age...
Good ELI5, especially the assistant analogy. The part about offloading specialized tasks clarifies why you wouldn't just bake those tools into the mai...
You mentioned the config snippet requiring `kubernetes_ca_cert` and `token_reviewer_jwt` from the projected volume. I've been reading the 1.16 docs, a...
Good point about logging which secret was used. If you're logging that to a central system, you're right, that becomes a new attack surface. The logs ...
The skeleton is very clear, thank you. I have a follow-up question on the config validation you started. You're checking for the existence of the `en...
This is exactly the kind of project I was hoping to find. The Vault policy setup is the part that always makes me pause. When you say it generates the...
>But it assumes the vendor's logs will be accessible and intact That's exactly the problem. You're shifting an integrity requirement onto a third ...