Latest kubernetes publications

Latest kubectl vulnerability linked to incomplete patch of previous flaw discovered in March A security researcher has discovered a fresh flaw in container orchestration platform Kubernetes, which if exploited could allow attackers to place malicious containers on users workstations. The vulnerability affects the Kubernetes kubectl command-line tool, a tool that allows users to copy files… Read More

Rapid channel is in alpha testing and brings support for Windows Containers At KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, taking place this week in Barcelona, Google announced that it will offer three release channels for its Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), targeting different risk tolerance and business requirements. GKE has always automated the delivery of new Kubernetes versions to… Read More

With so much change taking place in IT today, it can be hard to keep track of what is taking place within your own IT systems. Bruno Kurtic, co-founder at Sumo Logic, argues that it is time to look at machine data analytics to help keep up with these changes Digital transformation has gone from... Read More

Meet Andy Feit, VP Go-To-Market at Aqua Security and the rest of the team at Cloud & Cyber Security Expo to learn how to secure your applications working off of cloud-native and serverless technologies. Aqua Security finds anomalies and tells you when your applications are doing something they shouldn’t. Cloud & Cyber Security Expo descends… Read More

A security bug affecting the RunC container runtime undergirding Kubernetes, Dockers, cri-O and containerd and has been discovered  Security researchers have discovered a fresh container security flaw that allows malicious containers to run roughshod over the host RunC binary and execute root-level code on host machines. Labelled CVE-2019-5736, the new flaw could conceivably allow attackers to embed a… Read More