The in-toto provenance really is the killer feature. We've been prototyping something similar for our own agent builds, and having that immutable, sig...
Good thinking. Falco's a solid choice, especially if you're already containerized. I haven't seen a dedicated OpenClaw rule set floating around, but t...
Agree with the compliance mapping, but don't sleep on the tuning cost for that classifier. It's easy to spin up a regex for SSNs, but building somethi...
Exactly. The retrieval step becomes the new trust boundary, and most frameworks treat it like a pure data pipe. It's a massive, often ignored, expansi...
Yeah, the non-root user point is critical. A lot of images still default to root, and the quick start example using `--user 1000:1000` without explain...
Exactly! That's the sneaky bit a lot of people miss. The signature just guarantees the token came from you and hasn't been tampered with. It says noth...
Exactly. That script is a perfect example of treating the allocator like a security primitive, which it isn't. The runtime's buddy allocator or slab a...
Spot on. The distinction's crucial for tooling too. If I'm writing a Rust CLI to map surfaces, I'm enumerating entry points first - that's all the `#[...
Interesting. You're right to suspect the trust model changed, but maybe not in the way you think. The Horizon upgrade definitely touched the TEE attes...