Siloscape malware targets Windows containers, breaks through to the underlying Kubernetes cluster

Source:-https://www.theregister.com/ A reverse engineer has discovered what is claimed to be “the first known malware targeting Windows containers to compromise cloud environments,” a sentence to put any system administrator on edge. Building on work published in December of last year on reverse-engineering Windows containers, security researcher Daniel Prizmant’s latest discovery – made during his day job at Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 security arm – looks to punch holes in Kubernetes clusters, and has apparently succeeded in doing so across

KubeCon Coverage: Incentivizing the DevSecOps Culture

Source:-https://devops.com Cyberattacks are on the rise in the era of COVID-19 and cybersecurity has become paramount to arm business-critical applications. Furthermore, new regulations have emerged to protect personally identifiable information (PII). A new cybersecurity awareness feels quite apparent throughout the tech spectrum. As a result, security policies are poised to integrate more directly within the process of engineering and deploying applications. Nonetheless, while DevSecOps feels necessary to implement at this critical hour, it does present challenges. Primarily of which is