Kubernetes
Security
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Mar 01, 2023
A recent attack tracked by researchers at cloud security company Sysdig saw the attackers use an exposed Kubernetes container to move laterally to the victim’s AWS account – gaining initial access by exploiting a public-facing service in a self-managed Kubernetes cluster hosted inside an AWS cloud account. The company'
A critical vulnerability in an Azure tool that lets users manage Kubernetes clusters can be exploited remotely without authentication to gain administrative control over Kubernetes clusters, as well as Azure edge devices. The vulnerability, allocated a maximum possible CVSS (severity rating) score of 10 has been allocated CVE-2022-37968. It is