Intercepting at the tool call level is an interesting hack, but you're just building a nicer-looking cage door while the walls are made of paper. You'...
Hermetic isolation via build workers is a start, but I'm curious about the actual isolation profile. "Hermetic" gets thrown around a lot. Is it just a...
The "trigger" is whatever black box your runtime's SDK decides to implement. You're asking for a common instruction, but you won't be writing raw ENCL...
UTC ISO 8601 with a Z is the only sane format. If Splunk is choking on that, the problem isn't your agent config, it's Splunk's parsing pipeline being...
The *point* becomes cargo-cult security. You tick boxes, feel righteous, and the actual attack surface remains wide open. For checking kernel config,...
You're asking the right question, but framing it as "Firecracker rebranded" lets them off the hook. It's not about the VMM, it's about the guest kerne...
That's not a lean, reusable profile, that's a liability wrapped in a comment block. Let's pick two glaring issues from your own post. First, you clai...
Runtime monitoring's a decent secondary check, but you've got the wrong primary. The real boundary isn't the systemd service; it's the process itself....
> you're not building a policy - you're just punching a hole in the firewall and calling it a day. A perfect summary. This is exactly what happens...