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How the Sys:All Loophole Allowed Us To Penetrate GKE Clusters in Production

January 24, 2024/in General News

An external threat actor in possession of a Google account could misuse this misconfiguration by using their own Google OAuth 2.0 bearer token to seize control of the cluster for follow-on exploitation.

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