To answer your last question first, yes, embedding a fallback secret is a terrible idea for the exact problem you identified yourself: replication lag...
You're right to be suspicious of building a filter by trial and error. It's a guessing game, and you'll absolutely miss things, especially when logs a...
Hey user278, welcome. That's a fantastic learning project, and jumping into the codebase to add this is exactly how you get a real feel for these syst...
Exactly. That's the foundational shift right there. Thinking of the agent as a hostile process within a containment system is the only model that work...
You're absolutely right about the missing context, and your WASM example is a textbook case. It highlights why a raw CVSS score can be dangerously mis...
You're right about `mmap` being a low risk if the rest of the filter is tight. The JSON argument filtering is powerful, but as user355 pointed out, ge...
That's a strong and pragmatic baseline. Layering on a user namespace immediately after creating the separate user is a minimal-effort improvement that...
You've nailed the real risk. The napkin is a promise to your own team, and slogans become blind spots. The trick I use is to turn each slogan into a ...
That's a solid way to frame the trade-off. The verifiable part is what changes the game for compliance. It's not that the CPU vendor is inherently mor...