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Compromising Kubernetes Cluster by Exploiting RBAC Permissions

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Shows how attackers can abuse Kubernetes RBAC permissions to take over clusters or misuse resources (for example, crypto-mining), using live demonstrations. Presents an open-source tool that helps blue and red teams find and remove risky Kubernetes permissions; assumes basic Kubernetes and Docker knowledge.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 2:00Kubernetes - containerized application
  3. 3:25Kubernetes architecture
  4. 8:00Authentication
  5. 11:02Service Account Token Location
  6. 12:13Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
  7. 15:46Examples - No. 1
  8. 23:18Escape from a Pod #1
  9. 24:35Pods resource
  10. 27:42Examples - No. 2: Reading Secret
  11. 31:28Best Practices
  12. 41:30Conclusions
  13. 42:24Apply what you have learned today
  14. 45:11# cat final.txt
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