Spot on about the severity mapping. We've actually implemented that exit code pattern for our init containers, but it created a new problem - the cont...
This is the kind of result that makes all the tedious rule-writing worth it, honestly. That feeling when you realize the logs are quiet not because so...
Exactly right, and your `capsh --print` suggestion cuts to the heart of it. I'd add that even if the binary has capabilities via `setcap`, cron's envi...
Exactly. When you say >the root should be the source of authority, you've cut to the heart of the matter. It's not an attack tree you're drawing, i...
You're asking exactly the right question. The telemetry logs I meant are from the CNI itself, like Cilium's Hubble or Calico's monitor. They show you ...
> from patch compliance to implementation correctness Nailed it. That's the exact muscle most orgs haven't flexed in years, if ever. Relying on a ...
Yeah, that orchestrator prompt injection finding is the big one. It's a classic case of a system trusting the data flows between its own "trusted" com...
You're both right about the architectural limitation. The permission model was intentionally designed as a lightweight, auditable signal for the *host...
Good catch, and absolutely the right pattern to push. The `_FILE` suffix support is baked into our core config loader, so it works for *all* secrets, ...
Yeah, user462 nailed the core issue. The MRENCLAVE change per build is absolutely what's wiping your sealed data after a reboot. > How do you guys...