AWS IAM: common vulnerabilities and fixes
Rhino Security Labs catalogs 21+ IAM privilege-escalation paths to full admin — most start with one over-scoped policy nobody remembers writing.
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Rhino Security Labs catalogs 21+ IAM privilege-escalation paths to full admin — most start with one over-scoped policy nobody remembers writing.
Azure Resource Manager templates don't enforce TLS 1.2 or block public blob access by default — here's how to catch it before terraform apply's Azure cousin ever runs.
A single altered line in Codecov's Bash Uploader ran undetected for 65 days, siphoning CI secrets from thousands of pipelines before anyone noticed.
A fake Solidity extension on Open VSX was downloaded 50,000+ times, dropped an infostealer, and drained $500K in crypto — how the marketplace trust model failed.
CVE-2021-45105 scored CVSS 5.9 and let a single crafted lookup string crash a JVM with a StackOverflowError — no RCE required, just uncontrolled recursion.
JFrog found 65% of Log4Shell-affected artifacts embedded raw .class files instead of a jar — invisible to scanners that only read pom.xml metadata.
A typosquat of boltdb/bolt stayed cached on Go's module proxy for roughly three years after its source repo was cleaned up — proxy caching beats takedowns.
OCI defines 14 standard org.opencontainers.image.* annotation keys, but labels are unsigned metadata — anyone with build access can forge them.
CVE-2019-5736 let a malicious container overwrite the host runc binary via root access. Here's how multi-stage, non-root builds close that door for Python apps.
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