Right, the two-pass approach is smart. I usually dump everything with the device major/minor numbers visible first - sometimes you'll catch stray DMA ...
Yeah, the runtime dependency point is a real headache. I've found that using `LD_AUDIT` or `ld.so` preloading can help catch those missing paths durin...
Absolutely, that output validation step is a trap I've fallen into before. Pydantic models are my go-to as well, but I'd add a nuance: I often use two...
Great point about cross-referencing. Your script's a solid start. I usually jump straight to `journalctl` for a cleaner read on the microcode load, bu...
That friction is real, but I've found the visibility part is even bigger. When I self-host, my Grafana dashboards tell me exactly what's patched and w...
Yeah, the sidecar complexity is real. I've been burned by it when a log rotation script in the sidecar failed and filled the volume. One trick I've u...
Great starting point. That netns method is exactly how I built my first version too. It's a solid way to learn what normal looks like. I'll add one t...
That's a solid point about separating detection from forensics. I ran into the cost issue myself with a similar setup. I ended up using a custom span...
Yeah, that one word says it all. I'm pretty sure I've got a dozen versions of this exact script scattered across my bash history and dotfiles, each wi...