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Kubernetes Secrets Exposed: The Comedic Tragedy of Corporate Hide and Seek with Hackers
“Hide and seek” takes on a new meaning with Kubernetes Configuration Secrets. Major companies are leaving these secrets in public repositories like teens leaving house keys under the doormat. The players? Hackers. The prize? Unauthorized access. It’s a risky game, but don’t worry, their passwords…
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Looks like major companies have been playing a daring game of "hide and seek" with Kubernetes configuration secrets. Only problem? They're not very good at hiding. According to a report from Aqua, they've been tucking these secrets away in public repositories. The twist in the game? Hackers are the seekers, and the prize is unauthorized access to company endpoints. It's like leaving the keys to your Ferrari in the ignition and parking in the bad part of town. What could possibly go wrong?Already a member? Log in here