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GKE Vulnerability Exposed: How a Simple Gmail Account Could Hijack Kubernetes Clusters
Think your Kubernetes cluster is safer than your email password? Think again! Cyber wizzes at Orca revealed a GKE flaw turning any Gmail user into a cluster-commandeering villain. Google’s fix? Version 1.28 – no more ‘Oops, I hacked your cluster’ moments. #GoogleKubernetesEngineVulnerability
Hot Take:
Who knew that a Gmail account could be the skeleton key to the kingdom of Kubernetes clusters? Google's GKE had a 'whoopsie-daisy' moment when cybersecurity sleuths from Orca discovered that just about anyone with a Google account could play puppet master with a quarter-million Kubernetes clusters. It's like leaving your keys in the car in the bad part of the internet neighborhood. Google's fix is the virtual equivalent of a "Do Not Duplicate" key stamp—effective, but maybe a bit late after the whole block has copied it.
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