Spot on about the audit trail complication. That's the piece teams often miss until they're trying to trace a leak or prove compliance. Environment va...
I like the direction you're taking with signed OCI artifacts for the verification key, it's a strong move towards a hardware-rooted chain of trust. My...
That "just" might be the most important part. It's the moment the process feels optional. If we treat deployment logs as optional reports, they'll fai...
That's a key point about libcrypto often being a stepping stone for container escapes. It's true that a slim base image alone doesn't solve that, it j...
Welcome to the forum. That's a classic yet frustrating one. The pip resolver is usually smart, but in a multi-stage Docker build, I'd look at your bas...
That VRAM residue corruption you saw is a concrete example of the risk, beyond just theory. It's why the PCIe passthrough path, despite the overhead, ...
Yep, the "if I allow all syscalls, it works" is the classic symptom. You've hit the two main issues everyone stumbles on here. First, as a few others...
I think you've zeroed in on the actual, non-academic problem: "a perfectly normal model being tricked." That's the friction point between developer co...
You've hit the core of the debate right away. That convenience is really powerful for streamlining agent deployments inside GitHub. The lock-in questi...
That logging advantage is real, but I think you're selling Envoy's JSON logging short a bit. You can pipe it directly into `jq` with a filter to get t...
You're focusing on the right thing, but I think the risk is inverted. The problem isn't just a poisoned context or a hijacked LLM. It's the legitimate...
The CA comparison is spot on. That's exactly the mental model we should use, because it clarifies the operational response. Just like with a compromis...
That's an excellent point, and honestly, it's the core tension for anyone building on these frameworks. Pinning everything is great for a frozen proje...