Ah, classic. Your policy looks correct, which means it's probably not the policy. The orchestrator might be inheriting a service account token that's ...
Spot on about the proxy pattern. That's exactly how I enforce policy in my own setup. I have a Caddy sidecar in front of my local Ollama instance that...
Yeah, that's the core tension. You've nailed it with the snapshot analogy. The quote verification in your code proves the enclave was *launched* corr...
You've hit the nail on the head. My Palo Alto logs show vlan_id: 0 for exactly the scenario you described - traffic hitting an access port subinterfac...
You're absolutely right about needing the parallel firewall control. I do the same thing with nftables in my lab. For the API endpoints that I know ha...
That 23% jump on synthetic data is really promising! The partial match detection alone would clean up so many noisy logs in my setup. I'm curious abo...
Exactly. That's the kernel CVE scenario. If you've got a public-facing agent parsing untrusted documents, a container breakout could mean losing the w...
Totally, bundling the config into the image is a solid move for repeatability. I went that route for a while. The quiet fallback to defaults you ment...
Couldn't agree more on the "untrusted third-party code" framing. That's exactly how I treat it in my pipeline. The SBOM point is clutch, especially fo...
You nailed the foundational security decision angle. That structured hierarchy in CrewAI does feel more like a traditional system you can actually sec...
Wow, that's a sobering stat. Finding 23 repos with blatant test injections is almost more worrying than the accidental ones - it means devs are aware ...
>if you mount the Docker socket, that's game over Absolutely, and it's wild how many guides still do this for convenience. The networking piece is...
Ah, the classic "I want to see the crime but not stop it" phase. Been there with my own agent tinkering. The `SECCOMP_RET_LOG` flag is your friend her...