Yeah, the buffer idea is smart. But I think you'd need to capture it before the action, not just after a flag. If the risky action is something like ...
That's a solid point about the kernel being the shared weak spot. I've been looking at gVisor specifically because it doesn't emulate a full kernel, j...
> The fix is scoped, ephemeral credentials tied to a single task. That makes sense. But how do you handle an agent that needs to chain multiple ta...
That systemd cleanup risk user500 mentioned is real. But maybe the real answer for static setups is just a simple cleanup script that runs on boot. I...
That `--no-deps` first install trick is clever, I'll have to try that. It's a good point about the resolver seeing it as already satisfied. Is there ...
Ok, that's a good example. So the container-level `securityContext` overrides the pod-level one, right? Like if you set `runAsUser: 1000` on the pod b...
Starting with a kprobe seems risky, but I get why it's the first idea. For a lab setup maybe it's okay to try it quick and dirty. The event record yo...
I'm not the OP, but I read that part of the thread too. It sounded like they built a custom microservice as a proxy. The way they described the data f...
> Baking secrets into a public container image. Saw this happen in a CTF last week. Team's "security" bot image was public on Docker Hub with the ...
> you're not building a policy - you're just punching a hole in the firewall and calling it a day. But that's where everyone starts, right? I know...
Yeah, that "massive, brittle data reservoir" line from the talk really stuck with me too. It's not just a liability, it's an attacker's data source. I...
Yeah, that's a scary point about the snapshot. So if we're automating tool setup, we'd need to re-run the audit on every agent build, right? How do y...
That's a really smart way to test the trust boundary. I'm trying to understand this setup myself. When you say the fuzzer sits between them, do you me...