As we approach the close of 2023 and head into 2024, we are seeing an increase in Kubernetes attacks varying across all different types of threats and malicious attacks including cryptomining, stolen or exposed credential files and secrets, data exfiltration attacks, and more. In fact, according to the Red Hat State of Kubernetes there was a 7% increase in attacks 37% of respondents experiencing revenue or customer loss due to a Kubernetes security event/incident.
Article Link: Incident Response with Detections: Mastering Kubernetes Security #5