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Kubernetes has emerged as the primary container orchestration system in modern cloud infrastructure. It’s a fast moving beast &amp; there are always new things to learn. As a result of this, certain basic security misconfigurations are quite common.

In this talk, we will introduce the core concepts of Kubernetes for an unfamiliar technical audience, and highlight some common methods to compromise workloads and clusters.</description>
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Kubernetes has emerged as the primary container orchestration system in modern cloud infrastructure. It’s a fast moving beast &amp; there are always new things to learn. As a result of this, certain basic security misconfigurations are quite common.

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