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mozillazg
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If you are a volunteer maintainer of an open source project, you owe nobody a "responsible disclosure" policy. If enterprises and foundations want you to have one, tell them they can pay you.
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what happens if u cut 4 wires out of an ethernet cable & then plug it into yr PC
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Our State of Cloud Security 2025 study is out!

www.datadoghq.com/state-of-clo...

• On AWS, 40% of organizations leverage data perimeters
• 11% of Google Cloud GKE and 23% of Google Cloud VMs are overprivileged
• On Azure, 1.3% of storage containers are public, 58% proactively block public access
State of Cloud Security | Datadog
For our 2025 report, we analyzed AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure data from thousands of organizations to understand the latest trends in cloud security posture.
www.datadoghq.com
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Calling all Kubernetes security interested folk. We're planning the next version of the OWASP Kubernetes Top 10, and have a survey to solicit ideas and feedback here docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... . Shouldn't take more than a couple of minutes to fill out and all feedback's welcome!
OWASP Kubernetes Top 10 2025 Survey
We're looking to update the OWASP Kubernetes Top 10 and as such want to canvas ideas on what should be included. The goal of the Top 10 is to provide awareness on the most serious risks that Kubernet...
docs.google.com
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If you're new to the Unix or Linux command line, I just want you to know:

Me and all my colleagues with years of experience

Still get confused between `ln -s` and `ln` daily.
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The list of papers accepted at the 3rd #eBPF workshop has been published! conferences.sigcomm.org/sigcomm/2025...
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Please please please please do not follow this advice. Sealed secrets are a terrible idea. Git is designed to be easily branchesd and not tracked. Secrets management is about tracking secrets and easy rotation. Encrypting data in git isn't more secure then keeping your secrets in etcd.
Sealed Secrets provides declarative Kubernetes Secret Management in a secure way

Since the Sealed Secrets are encrypted, they can be safely stored in a code repository

https://ku.bz/17NJS0d9k
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Ok, I have a rant I have to let go of.

If you generate a change to an open-source project fully with AI, didn't read, review, understand, and questioned it, then at least have the decency to say this on the PR description.

You're stealing people's time by making them review it for you.
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Next eBPF acquisition in the books, this time for security

www.cyera.com/de/press-rel...
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With NSDI'25 coming to an end today, I've updated the list of #eBPF papers to include the three papers published at USENIX NSDI this year! pchaigno.github.io/bpf/2025/01/...
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tmp0ut @tmpout.sh · Mar 21
Would you look at that, it's tmp.0ut Volume 4! Happy Friday, hope you enjoy this latest issue!

tmpout.sh/4/
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I've added talk recordings to my list of eBPF papers, when available. That's 33 videos of ~20min discussing various aspects and use cases of #eBPF!
pchaigno.github.io/bpf/2025/01/...
ptcpdump v0.32.1 is released!

1. fix(backend): enable process filtering for the cgroup-skb backend
2. Use BPF ringbuf instead of perfbuf when kernel support is available
3. improve detection of backported tcx/ringbuf support in older kernels

github.com/mozillazg/pt...
Release v0.32.1 · mozillazg/ptcpdump
Changelog 792bbe1 fix(backend): enable process filtering for the cgroup-skb backend (#246) 020852d chore(bpf): improve detection of backported tcx/ringbuf support in older kernels (#244) d8b42a1 c...
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First blog post of the new year and this is one I've been meaning to write up for a while which is some details on #Kubernetes API Server proxy feature and how it might be possible to use some known weaknesses in it to escalate your privileges in a cluster.

raesene.github.io/blog/2025/01...
Exploring the Kubernetes API Server Proxy
raesene.github.io
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The next in my #Kubernetes #Security fundamentals video series is up now.

This time I'm looking at how service account authentication works in Kubernetes, with some hopefully interesting details on how bound service account tokens work.

youtu.be/jTswj4CS4IA?...
Kubernetes Security Fundamentals: Authentication - Part 3
YouTube video by Datadog
youtu.be
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I've made an interactive list of #eBPF research papers. Only papers from the top academic conferences, including lots of papers on eBPF verification, kernel offloads, security analysis, etc.
pchaigno.github.io/bpf/2025/01/...
I plan to keep the list up-to-date.
eBPF Research Papers
When I started reading on BPF there weren’t many academic papers to describe how it worked, how it didn’t, or how it is used. There are many blog posts and informal articles out there, but it’s harder...
pchaigno.github.io
happy new year!💥🎇🥳🎉🎊
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writing about the terminal is so funny because it's like "redirects are so useful! hooray!"

"okay and also `cmd file.txt > file.txt` will permanently delete the contents of `file.txt`”

lots of cool useful tools with the occasional horrifying fact that you just need to keep seared into your memory