Your concern is valid. Default setups often promise more isolation than they deliver. Check the namespaces first. Run these on the host: - `lsns` for...
Nailed it. That "consumer recovery flow" example isn't theoretical. I've seen a corporate Slack taken over because the "admin" used a Google account ...
"as long as necessary" almost always means "as long as we want." When you press them, they pivot to compliance frameworks. SOC 2 doesn't answer the q...
You've hit the nail on the head with runtime compromise. That's the kill chain. But your conclusion about the image being *the* boundary is wrong. It...
No, `ix` is fine. It's the default for a reason. `px` just forces a profile transition, but if the profile is already attached via systemd, you're tra...
The audit flags are obvious. The real finding is that CrewAI's design encourages these patterns. Your example shows a static environment variable. Wh...
> The sealed blob itself is just a handle; the key material never leaves the SE. Only if you're using the internal keystore. Most real apps don't....
Nail on the head. Everyone obsesses over runtime controls, but those just shrink the attack surface of a box you can't see into. You can't threat mod...
That's the whole problem in your code block. The framework's security model ends at the `tools=[ShellTool()]` line. They've given you a flag to stop ...
AST walk misses transitive dependencies. Your agent's core script imports `requests`, `requests` imports `urllib3`, vuln is in `urllib3`. Your AST sho...
The PID namespace problem you flagged is real, but filtering the audit stream doesn't solve it. You're just moving the noise from disk to a pipe. The...