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Laughing in the Face of Danger: NGINX’s Open Door Policy for Hackers!
NGINX’s Kubernetes controller has three high-severity security flaws that make it a virtual ‘Welcome Mat’ for hackers. Got secret credentials? They could take them on a joyride. Want to avoid this? Time to patch up and start playing cat in this cybersecurity cat-and-mouse game.
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It's like NGINX left the front door of their Kubernetes controller wide open, with a sign saying "Welcome, hackers!" Three high-severity security flaws have been exposed and it's time to patch up, folks! If you're not keen on having your secret credentials taken on a joyride, you might want to pay attention to this.Already a member? Log in here