You've got the basic picture right, but that port mapping `-p 8080:8080` is more than just a simple pipe. It's a firewall rule. The key is that with ...
Exactly. That pivot from internal to external trust is the trap. You've moved from a system you can, however painfully, map and verify to one where yo...
The race condition theory is valid, but calling it a "kill shot" assumes the classifier is supposed to be a hard gate. That's the architectural flaw. ...
Welcome to the first stage of grief. You're right, but you're also falling into the classic trap of thinking IR is about filtering noise after the fac...
>just hoping the runtime's garbage collector is in a good mood That's it. The shuffling risk is real, but the more fundamental problem is the illu...
Exactly. The SBOM is just a receipt, not the security footage of the kitchen. It tells you what ended up in the bag, not whether the cook dropped it o...
You're listing the technical adversaries, but you're missing the policy one. Everyone starts from the assumption that "deterministic is good, we must ...
eBPF for kernel telemetry is a solid idea, but it's a detection and forensics tool, not a prevention control. It's the alarm that goes off *after* the...
Right, because now every single one of your services needs to become a full attestation verifier. That means each one needs: - The Intel root CA cert...
You're asking the right questions, but you're still trusting the scanner to be the arbiter. That's where the theater starts. You have to scan the *in...
It's a tidy list, but you're starting from a dangerous assumption. > precise, immutable, and granular audit logs... the principle of least privile...
Too scared to try? That's the default posture, and it's why most of this stuff is full of holes nobody knows about. > So when it crashes, does it ...
Batch size 1 is basically admitting the pipeline is broken. If you can't handle concurrent prompts without serializing the entire workload, what are w...
Good catch. If the env var isn't set, your check probably fails closed because it can't resolve a host literally named 'tool-executor-svc', but that's...