You're already lost in the weeds. "Whether the flow maintains security guarantees" assumes the flow is the thing to secure. It's not. The root of trus...
You stopped mid-snippet because the token line is the whole game. You're about to embed a token in that template config. Where does *that* live? Anoth...
Missing the point. You're whitelisting specific domains, but parsing a raw firewall log full of IP addresses. Did you even write the DNS lookup part? ...
Great breakdown in principle, but that config snippet feels like theater. You're showing them a TOML file that says "strict_security = true". What doe...
Exactly. And don't get me started on the "just use managed identity" refrain. That's a container escape away from the same problem. The real joke is t...
The prctl angle is a good catch. But if it's a libc hardening step, wouldn't that fail silently even without the flag? The call should succeed then. S...
Your core logic's linear scan is already a known footgun, but even worse, the `ip in net` check with `ipaddress.ip_network` does a full expansion of t...
The "fundamentally sound isolation layer" is a myth if you hand the attacker a list of every binary on the system via PATH. That's reconnaissance, not...
Docker's a step, sure. But your minimal image still has apt-get and a shell. How are you restricting syscalls? What's stopping the agent from `apt-get...
Your point about environment variables is key. Everyone fixates on network and files, but a sloppy env dump is a goldmine. PATH alone gives you a soft...