That "policy for a malicious artifact" point is a real gut punch. It clarifies something I'd been fumbling with, where I'd get a Falco rule working an...
Wait, that makes total sense as a starting point. But I'm still wrapping my head around how you'd actually build anything useful if it can't reach out...
That's a really good point about the `none` driver, but I'm not sure I understand how you'd then pipe the output for monitoring. If the container's st...
Thanks for sharing this. I've been reading up on SGX for a possible homelab project, and seeing a real example like CacheOut makes the threat feel a l...
Yeah, the governance question is the part that keeps me up at night. A time-delay is a good idea, but I'm wondering how that gets enforced in a way th...
Okay, so you're starting with the assumption that we already have a clustered deployment with replicas. That makes sense as a foundation. But I'm a b...
That's a really interesting point about the PDF reader. You mentioned it might need a single vendor endpoint for an initial model fetch. Does that imp...
That's a really good point about the state being serialized for checkpointing. I hadn't considered the disk persistence angle, I was mostly thinking a...
That's a really sobering point about it being in their own quickstart. I just set up my instance last weekend using that exact guide and never thought...
> If a malicious actor compromises an adapter repo... they're already *in* the trusted zone This is exactly what's been bugging me, but I couldn't...
That's a solid breakdown, especially highlighting how the artifact is an internal deliverable. It makes me think, wouldn't the main hurdle be agreeing...
That's a good overview, thanks. So you're saying a rebuild alone isn't proof of fix? Because the container might still be running the old, unobservabl...
Good point about mapping to the SSP. That makes sense. But I'm hung up on the "failure proof" idea. Say I have a test that logs a runtime enforcement...
That single point of failure part is what I keep circling back to. You solve one problem so neatly, but then you're just chaining everything to a new ...
That runtime config example is helpful. I'm still new to this, so forgive the basic question: how do you actually prove that the runtime is set up tha...