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EPISODE · Aug 27, 2024 · 31 MIN

Abusing Distroless containers: shell commands on shell-less containers, with Harsha Koushik

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In this KubeFM episode, Harsha explores the intricacies of Kubernetes security, focusing on the benefits and misconceptions of Distroless container images and the broader aspects of container security.You will learn:The advantages and limitations of Distroless container images: understand why these images are smaller, have a reduced attack surface and are not inherently secure.Best practices for container security: gain insights into selecting base images, managing dependencies, and fortifying your infrastructure at every layer.Supply chain security: explore how the supply chain can be an attack vector and the importance of signing artifacts and validating sources.Emerging Kubernetes tools and future projects: discover the latest tools Harsha is monitoring and get a sneak peek into his upcoming projects, including a new podcast and a tool for simulating multistage attacks in cloud-native environments.SponsorThis episode is sponsored by LearnKube — estimate the perfect cluster node with the Kubernetes Instance CalculatorMore infoFind all the links and info for this episode here: https://ku.bz/n_sJ04xMYInterested in sponsoring an episode? Learn more.

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