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Containers add complexity. A core dump of a container often lands on the host filesystem.

: Masking the identity of high-value scripts to make them harder for automated tools to target. Broad Security Context dev-antidump

Memory dumping is a common issue in software development, particularly in systems that handle sensitive data. When an application crashes or experiences a critical failure, the contents of memory are often written to a file, known as a core dump or crash dump. This file contains a snapshot of the application's memory, including sensitive data that may be stored in memory at the time of the crash. Containers add complexity