Missed the Security Profiles Operator release earlier this week?
No problem, here is what's new:
Sascha Grunert
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I published a blog post about how to record #seccomp profiles using eBPF and the Security Profiles Operator in #Kubernetes:
developers.redhat.com/articles/2021/
It also covers how to build and deploy a containerized bpf application as well as technical details of the syscall recorder. 🙂
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As end of the year gift, we released v0.4.0 of the #Kubernetes Security Profiles Operator! 🥳
github.com/kubernetes-sig
It contains many new features, like log based seccomp and SELinux profile recording, an eBPF seccomp recorder, AppArmor support as well as metrics!
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This is my personal favorite espresso, I hope you enjoy it as much as I do! 🤗🤤
Actually, a pretty local roasting house from your perspective.
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And we got a fantastic Xmas gift from my friend @saschagrunert Vielen Danke Meine Freunde 


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I got this awesome Christmas gift from and ! 🎄😭
Thank you so much and enjoy the Christmas season! Let’s see if my baby fits into it. 😅
#relengFam
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The Kubernetes project is working towards security hardening their software supply chain! 🙂
I'd like to share our SIG Release Roadmap and Vision update, which covers full SLSA compliance as well as how to sign our release artifacts:
groups.google.com/g/kubernetes-d
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Today I submitted two talks for #KubeCon Europe 2022 in Valencia! 🇪🇸
I’m trying something new this time by proposing one talk in the community track.
Submit your talks, folks. The CFP closes on Dec 18!
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Found the issue: The clang wrapper (a shell script wrapping the binary before execution) does not support the `-target` argument and therefore does not pass it down to the clang CLI.
Additionally adding `--extra-sandbox-paths /sys` makes building bpf modules in nixpkgs work.
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Strangely, I cannot compile the bpf object with nix, because clang/llvm reports:
fatal error: error in backend: Cannot select: intrinsic %llvm.preserve.struct.access.index
Tried clang 10/11/12, maybe or any other of you folks have an idea… 🤔
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I'm working on a bpf based syscall recorder for the Kubernetes Security Profiles Operator:
github.com/kubernetes-sig
It works without any third party dependency, is able to unload the bpf module on demand and will run on x86_64 as well as arm64 Linux. 😊
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I've built an eBPF/libbpf based syscall recorder, which has no further runtime dependencies when linked statically.
github.com/saschagrunert/
It can be wrapped as OCI hook for recording inside Kubernetes, but I'm also considering a solution which works with , in Rust.
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My #Kubernetes #RelEngFam is crushing right now at "Hardening the Kubernetes Software Supply Chain Through Better Transparency" - #KubeCon + #CloudNativeCon
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Don't miss our #KubeCon NA talk tomorrow 11am PT / 8pm CEST about:
"What's New in CRI-O?" - with , , and myself.
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Thank you for all of your hard work this year, #Kubernetes #RelEngFam!
Let's keep pushing together :)
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In @kubernetesio SIG Release we maintain our own roadmap and vision to track our long term efforts.
Our main goal is to establish a consumable, introspectable, and secure software supply chain for #Kubernetes.
Now it’s going to get its first update
github.com/kubernetes/sig
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In SIG Release we maintain our own roadmap and vision to track our long term efforts.
Our main goal is to establish a consumable, introspectable, and secure software supply chain for #Kubernetes. 🔐
Now it’s going to get its first update 👇
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"How to enable #Kubernetes container #RuntimeDefault #seccomp profile for all workloads" via medium.com/@LachlanEvenso
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