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OWASP Kubernetes Top Ten – K03: Overly Permissive RBAC Configurations

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Kubernetes has revolutionised container orchestration, enabling businesses to scale applications efficiently. However, with great power comes great responsibility, and security remains a crucial concern. One of the most pressing security issues highlighted in the OWASP Kubernetes Top Ten is K03: Overly Permissive RBAC Configurations. This vulnerability can lead to privilege escalation, unauthorised access, and severe security breaches.

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K02: Supply Chain Vulnerabilities – A Comprehensive Guide for Software Developers and Architects

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The modern digital landscape is increasingly dependent on complex software supply chains, making them a prime target for cyber threats. Supply chain vulnerabilities in software development can have far-reaching consequences, from data breaches to full-scale operational disruptions. Software developers and architects must understand these risks to design resilient systems and mitigate potential threats proactively.
This blog post will provide a deep dive into supply chain vulnerabilities, covering their origins, real-world examples, risk mitigation strategies, and best practices for securing software ecosystems.

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OWASP Kubernetes Top Ten: K01:2022 – Insecure Workload Configurations

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Kubernetes has revolutionised container orchestration, providing software developers and architects with a scalable and efficient way to manage workloads. However, its complexity also introduces a range of security vulnerabilities, as highlighted by the OWASP Kubernetes Top Ten 2022. The first entry, K01:2022 – Insecure Workload Configurations, is a critical concern, as improperly configured workloads can expose applications to exploitation, data breaches, and unauthorised access.

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OMG Cable: The Stealthy Cyber Threat C-Suite Executives Cannot Ignore

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Developed by security researcher Mike Grover (MG), the OMG Cable is a sophisticated penetration testing tool designed to mimic ordinary charging cables while secretly functioning as a remote access device. Unlike traditional USB-based attacks that require victims to download malware, OMG Cables embed malicious hardware within the cable itself.

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Service as a Software (SaaS²): Redefining Business Value

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Service as a Software (SaaS²): Redefining Business Value What is Service as a Software (SaaS²)? Service as a Software, often abbreviated as SaaS², represents an innovative business model wherein traditional services are delivered digitally through automated software platforms. This concept goes beyond traditional Software as a Service (SaaS) by embedding professional services directly within software …

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