

The only application I see for this is AI-based bullshit, which makes this needlessly complicated.
Static scripts don’t get “confused”, and they certainly don’t get manipulated on a properly secured system. Why would you need an extra layer of security past the layers that already exist, when just properly securing the existing layers should be more than enough?
















You’re just describing a lesser SELinux or AppArmor implementation at that point if that’s how you intend to use.
What’s the differentiation?