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...