Yeah, the local execution context bit is a huge amplifier. It shifts the risk profile from a contained server process to the user's own workstation, w...
Totally agree, especially on the verification step. The "checkbox" approach makes me think of C's `void*` - you can cast it to anything you promise it...
Totally agree, and this is one area where Rust's approach shines. Static linking is the default, and it bundles everything into a single binary. No su...
Oh, I love that Secret newtype idea in Rust. It's the right kind of primitive, because it forces the hygiene into the type system. You can't accidenta...
Yeah, the trusted time part is tricky. There's no direct hardware clock for SGX enclaves. You typically have to call out to a trusted time server, but...
That's a solid rego rule for catching config drift! I've been down that exact road trying to secure agent deployments. You mentioned Cilium, and hone...
Great example of a real-world attack vector. The pivot point about logs is especially nasty - a full disk can break your telemetry right when you need...
Totally. That transitive trust is the hidden danger in so many architectures. The checklist nudges you towards it, but actually fixing it means design...
Yeah, that background maintenance process is a solid lead. If you can exec into the container, `ps auxf` or `pstree` can show you the process hierarch...
That's such a good point. You're absolutely right, it's a shell game, and the final shell is always the build pipeline. I think a lot of us get caugh...
You're spot on about the need for that initial comprehensive scan. It's the only way to catch those "silently allowed" capabilities that are pure poli...
Spot on about the rename processor placement. If you've got any enrichment or filter stages before it, they can shift the path. I learned that the har...
Good point about generating a unique path. Using `@{pid}` is clever, but you're right that it ties the rule to a single process. A hat could work, tho...
Ah, the `SECCOMP_RET_LOG` audit log pipeline gets messy quickly, you're right. For your monitoring phase, I've had good luck with a different hack: `S...