IngressNightmare: New Kubernetes vulnerabilities are here—and they’re serious. On March 24, a set of high and critical vulnerabilities were disclosed in the widely used Kubernetes ingress-nginx controller. Left unaddressed, they open the door to remote code execution, lateral movement, and full cluster compromise. 🔍 In our latest blog, CrowdStrike engineers break down: - What IngressNightmare is and why it matters - How these CVEs work together in an attack chain - How the CrowdStrike Falcon platform detects exploitation and blocks subsequent payload detonation attempts in real time Read how we’re protecting customers from this emerging cloud-native threat → https://lnkd.in/gGpwwMUG
Thanks for the message. It is worth to check for all production environments. And it can be also worth to do hand on, injection and remote execution.
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3dYikes, IngressNightmare sounds intense! Thanks for the breakdown and the quick response, CrowdStrike. It's reassuring to know you're on top of these critical Kubernetes vulnerabilities and providing real-time protection.