CI/CD pipeline security vulnerability trends
CI/CD pipelines now hold the keys attackers want most. Here's what tj-actions, Ultralytics, and Jenkins CVE-2024-23897 reveal about the trend.
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CI/CD pipelines now hold the keys attackers want most. Here's what tj-actions, Ultralytics, and Jenkins CVE-2024-23897 reveal about the trend.
How GitHub Actions workflow injection lets attackers hijack CI pipelines via untrusted input, real CVEs like CVE-2025-30066, and how to detect it.
Jenkins plugin CVEs keep piling up—missing permission checks, CSRF gaps, and a critical CVE-2024-23897 that attackers scanned for within days.
Container runtime CVEs like the runc Leaky Vessels flaw and CRI-O's cr8escape show how containerd and CRI-O bugs turn into full host takeovers.
Terraform and OpenTofu providers run unsandboxed with full pipeline credentials. Here's where the provider supply chain actually breaks down.
S3 is the single most common source of cloud data leaks. This guide covers block public access, encryption, bucket policies, and how to enforce all three in Terraform.
A lifecycle approach to managing secrets across AWS, Azure, and GCP — storage, distribution, rotation, and detection — with Secrets Manager, Key Vault, Secret Manager, and CI/CD examples.
RBAC decides who can call the Kubernetes API — it has no concept of what a pod spec contains, which is why privileged containers still slip through into clusters every day.
When running infrastructure diverges from your Terraform, your security scans start auditing a fiction. Here's how to detect, understand, and reconcile configuration drift.
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