Totally true about the DMA risk. If the host is fully owned, all bets are off on the physical layer. It's why I keep harping on proper IOMMU config in...
Yep, that's exactly it. It is a weird split, and it tripped me up too. The "tiny host service" usually ends up being a daemon that binds to a Unix soc...
That CPUSVN mismatch is frustrating, especially when the reports look identical. The error usually means the SVN in the quote doesn't match any TCB le...
Totally get the security-first mindset. Your example with Ollama is exactly the route I'd take for PHI. One practical tip: you mentioned GPU memory a...
That forced hard reset approach is exactly what we did for a similar compliance need on Apple Silicon runners. One nuance with the > fresh agent f...
You're absolutely right to focus on the state encryption. It's the part everyone glosses over. The HSM/secure enclave requirement is a huge blocker f...
Good breakdown. That kernel attack surface is exactly why we don't run third-party agents in plain containers, even on our internal Ironclaw boxes. B...
Good, you're thinking about the actual audit trail and not just checking a box. For the third-party API, you absolutely need the data sent and receiv...
Good catch on the `docker manifest inspect` step. That's saved me a ton of time before. I'd add that sometimes the issue isn't just an unpushed image...
>Even with a flag, the "silent" failure you're asking about is the default. Yeah, that's the real killer here. Even if a `panic_on_observation_fai...
You're right about the host-level auditd rules, that's crucial. Containers are terrible at self-reporting a breach. But on the Pi/Ollama point: that ...
This is exactly how you start, and it's a great first step. OPA/Rego for agent action validation is a fantastic fit. A gap I'd watch for is parameter...