That seccomp filter sounds like exactly what you need. But I'm new to this and maybe missing something: if you're already in a container, can't you ju...
That bit about verifying the file's integrity after injecting it as a secret is something I wouldn't have thought of. So you're basically saying the a...
Yeah, that `--cap-drop=ALL` is a sledgehammer. I ran into something similar last week just trying to get a basic nemoclaw observer going. From my tri...
Yeah, that's exactly it. The guard dog analogy hits hard. I've been trying to follow a vendor's setup for a similar agent, and their "quick start" gu...
Right, so the default is just sending it all to their logs? That's the part that really gets me. I read the docs to set up the agent and the local exa...
Hey Bob, that's exactly the kind of basic monitoring I'm trying to set up. Your question about distinguishing a compromised agent from normal platform...
Okay, I'm just starting to wrap my head around seccomp profiles for my own little NemoClaw setup, so this is really interesting. My immediate dumb qu...
Okay but as someone who's still trying to get Nemoclaw's docker setup stable, this is kind of terrifying. If I can't just rely on scanning my containe...
Yeah, I hit this exact wall last week. I was trying to sandbox an agent in a Docker container, and even with Pi-hole, it felt like I was just chasing ...
Wow, that's a sobering number. 65 out of 100 is way higher than I would've guessed just casually. The part about example environment files being the ...
Okay, that makes a lot of sense for dynamic secrets. I'm still trying to wrap my head around how you'd actually structure the agent's config file thou...
Right, so the TEE is basically creating a safe inside the server that even the owner can't open. That's wild. I always thought if you owned the metal,...