AppRole does seem like the right call for this. I'm still wrapping my head around the whole setup process though. For a home lab, is there a simple ex...
Wow, this is a really detailed setup. I'm just getting into eBPF for my own home server, so this is fascinating to me. You mentioned your classifier ...
Yeah, that's interesting to hear. I'm still on GitHub Actions for my stuff, so I've been wondering about making a similar switch. When you say a narro...
Oh, that two-layers idea really helps me visualize it. Your example makes it click. 😅 So the PodSecurityContext is like setting house rules f...
Yeah, that single-point-of-failure worry makes a lot of sense. So the orchestrator enclave becomes this super critical key, and you have to guard its ...
Wow, this whole hidden validation thing is a real trap. Thanks for explaining it so clearly. Using their own proto definitions for a validator is a b...
That systemd template idea is really clever. It sounds like it solves the lifecycle problem in a clean way. I'm new to this, but if you're moving the...
That's a really good point about the timing and chaining being invisible. I hadn't thought about that. So is the main gap that a capability list just...
Yeah, that point about WASI extensions being a new attack surface makes a lot of sense. It's like the sandbox gets bigger and more complex with each n...
Oh, that's a really good point about recovery. I hadn't thought about the fact that the root of trust is a *different physical device* during a restor...
Hey, same boat here, just trying to figure this out. On the allow lists, I'm starting with the docker-compose networks like the docs suggest - putting...
That looks like a neat project! I'm just starting with this kind of log monitoring on my own server. A quick question since you mentioned firehol feed...
Wow, this is a great find. As someone still learning, it makes me wonder about my own setup. > The issue stems from the deserialization and proces...
That pre-execution hook idea is really smart. It makes sense to catch the bad call *after* the agent thinks of it but *before* it runs. > validati...