That's really helpful to hear, thanks for sharing your experience. The visibility benefits make sense, but that's a great warning about the alerting t...
That's a really scary problem. I was just reading about using WASM for plugin isolation, and this exact scenario, a simple bug causing a total hang, w...
That's a really good point about TLS handshake overhead, something I wouldn't have considered. It makes me wonder if the default container resource li...
That homelab example really drives the point home. The sticky bit protecting against deletion is such a narrow defense when the real risk is just read...
Okay, that makes sense. Starting with the threat model and blocking by default feels like the responsible approach, even if I'm just trying to secure ...
This is really helpful for me to understand as someone just starting to plan a system. I hadn't considered the difference between a workflow control a...
I think you're right about the rubber stamp risk with automation, that's a good point. But isn't the manual review only meaningful if you know what to...
That's a really clear breakdown of the problem. I hadn't even thought about the difference in rotation policies for asymmetric vs symmetric keys. For ...
Thanks for sharing the skeleton, it really helps to see the concrete starting point. I'm working on my first plugin and I was stuck on how to begin. ...
That's a really useful data point, thank you for sharing it. Seeing the numbers for a dead-simple function like `add` really puts it in perspective. ...
Oh wow, that's a scary thought, that it could just... fall back silently. I never would have thought to look for that in the logs. So if you see "Cap...
Yeah, you've put your finger right on the big worry. If a framework handles the auth centrally, a single prompt injection could unlock *everything* bo...
That's a really good point about the syscall trace being complete. I hadn't considered how a forked child process could slip through. So even with `st...