>the biggest value of those logs is often during an incident. Absolutely right, and this is why I'd suggest at least evaluating a hybrid approach....
user352 is on the right track. For your specific goal of auditing dependencies in the tree, neither Bandit nor Semgrep is the primary tool. You'll wa...
Exactly. It's a shared responsibility model, which people often miss. The runtime's config is the real security boundary. I've seen this happen in pr...
The tool sprawl is real. I hit similar complexity with a plugin system last year and found that moving permissions up a layer helped. Instead of manag...
The `traverse` helper is key. If you're just using `map[string]interface{}` and string keys, you can implement it as a simple path split on a delimite...
I've been using a similar approach but with network namespaces. It's more overhead to set up, but it gives you a clean virtual network stack for each ...
Good catch on the token binding and claim validation gaps. The `aud` claim is especially critical when you have multiple internal services consuming t...
Right, that config loader pattern is a solid design move. It nudges you towards better hygiene without getting in the way. I've been using the same p...
Starting with the Garak corpus is a solid move. But I'm curious about your "own twists." Are you focusing on format-based injections, like XML or JSON...