Hack My Mis-Configured Kubernetes: Security Vulnerabilities and Best Practices

Hack My Mis-Configured Kubernetes: Security Vulnerabilities and Best Practices

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Configuration Vulnerability

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Configuration Vulnerability

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Hack My Mis-Configured Kubernetes: Security Vulnerabilities and Best Practices

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Configuration Vulnerability
  3. 3 Developer Ownership
  4. 4 Security Context
  5. 5 Privileged Pods
  6. 6 Demo
  7. 7 When do we need root containers
  8. 8 Run is nonroot
  9. 9 Resource limitations
  10. 10 CPU throttling
  11. 11 Memory throttling
  12. 12 Next demo
  13. 13 Conclusions
  14. 14 Recap
  15. 15 Conclusion
  16. 16 Secure base
  17. 17 Quality vs quantity
  18. 18 Sneak Infrastructure Demo
  19. 19 Questions
  20. 20 OKD vs Kubernetes
  21. 21 Privilege Run Mode
  22. 22 Code Injection
  23. 23 Privilege vs Root
  24. 24 Demo code
  25. 25 Memory limits
  26. 26 Sample apps
  27. 27 Architecture
  28. 28 Image Root Access
  29. 29 Pod Security Policies
  30. 30 Shifting Security Responsibility
  31. 31 Is it enough
  32. 32 Does a sneak container gathered scan
  33. 33 How to validate Kubernetes
  34. 34 Setting a memory limited model

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