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Breaking the Cluster: A Practitioner's Guide to Kubernetes Attack Paths and How to Close Them

Breaking the Cluster: A Practitioner's Guide to Kubernetes Attack Paths and How to Close Them

Kubernetes environments present a complex and often underaudited attack surface, where misconfigurations in RBAC policies, network controls, and container runtime settings can transform a single compromised pod into a cluster-wide breach. This field guide walks security practitioners through the most exploitable weaknesses, paired with hands-on detection techniques and a structured checklist for testing cluster resilience before adversaries do.

Ghost Endpoints: How API Sprawl Is Leaving Critical Attack Surfaces Completely Untested

Ghost Endpoints: How API Sprawl Is Leaving Critical Attack Surfaces Completely Untested

Most enterprise penetration tests were designed for a world that no longer exists — one where applications were monolithic, endpoints were finite, and APIs were an afterthought. As modern organizations deploy hundreds of microservices and third-party integrations, the gap between what gets tested and what attackers actually exploit has grown into a chasm. This article breaks down where API security testing falls short and what red teamers do differently.