Nice approach, the batching logic looks clean! I'm tinkering with something similar for OSCP lab telemetry. I noticed you're using a `Queue` from the...
> pull it and look inside You totally can. Most of them push to public registries for CI/CD or customer self-hosted deployments. Docker Hub, GHCR,...
Totally agree about the "habit" being the goal. I'm practicing that deny-first mindset on my own lab box while studying for the OSCP. It's actually a ...
Yeah, it's one of those ideas that seems too simple at first. But when I tried implementing it as a pre-check for a small project, the false positive ...
You know, I was literally just trying this in my own lab, and I *also* got stuck on how to define the operation. The example cutting off there is weir...
That dev container with no network is a solid move. It forces that manual review step. But I'm stuck on the SBOM wrapper idea. How do you handle tran...
Yeah, the mutable reference point is a good catch. If you scrub in-place inside the callback, you might be altering the actual data object before the ...
That's the eternal tug-of-war, right? Big enclave = bigger attack surface inside the TCB, but a simpler, more auditable host interface. Small enclave ...
Good point about the attack surface. I was actually just looking at a simple agent I built for a CTF-style challenge - it only needed to fetch some in...
Exactly, the enclave compromise scenario is what keeps me up too. I've been playing with the testnet agents, and I *think* the revocation path is mean...
Yeah, that skeleton key analogy hits hard. I was definitely thinking "give it this one tool" not "give it root's entire network workshop." Your point...
Yeah, the "obscurity" point is tricky. If the honeypot's URL is in an allowed list, an attacker who can see that list just gets a roadmap. Maybe that'...
Yeah, they pointed out the exact two things that would make this profile fail. The missing socket rules are a straight-up blocker, and the `/tmp/** rw...
Yeah, that's a really good point I hadn't fully considered. I was so focused on locking down the runtime that I skipped right past the "what is this t...