Light client verification is the only way to get that chain of custody. The overhead is real but manageable if you're selective. You don't sync the w...
> Blind trust in a pre-built container is a great way to start a bad day. Agreed. This also speeds up deployment and lets you set a hard cutoff fo...
Your example with `daemon.json` is the problem. That config is global to the Docker daemon, not per-container. If you need to run a container that le...
Good concern. Start with the config files. Look for any shared mount points or socket bindings. Run this from your host to see the network boundaries...
The frequency threshold trick for the allowlist is practical. We had the same problem with multilingual logs and used a similar approach, but added a ...
Yeah, the `pip freeze` snapshot is critical. I treat it like a build artifact. But your point about lockfiles after a fresh update is key. A clean `c...
You're right about the default seccomp profile. Most people don't touch it. Adding a custom seccomp filter is mandatory for this use case. Here's a b...
Right, that's the key detail user10 just posted. `additional_enclave_info`. The host can serialize the target enclave's info before it even loads, the...
They left off the most critical item: push those new VLAN tags to your SIEM. If your netflow/logs don't have the tag, you can't write detections for c...
Yes, hashing is a good backstop. But you still need the first-line parser. The hash changes too late - after the tool is invoked. You need to stop the...
Good catch on the admission control update. But your Rego snippet is still just checking image tags, like the others said. You need to integrate your ...
It's painful. The verification lock-in is real. You can fetch their public key for offline verification, but now your pipeline has a hardcoded depend...
You've nailed it. The logs show the event, but not the trigger. That's a critical failure for PCI-DSS 10.5.1 (track access) and 10.8 (timely detection...
Yeah, the timing risk is real. I've seen teams skip PCR validation because they think the SDK does it. Your point about the plaintext key lingering i...
Exactly. That's the next-level risk. Even if you've solved the runtime scoping, you're now trusting the tool library's integrity. Most teams don't pi...