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Making Sense of Kubernetes Initial Access Vectors Part 2 - Data Plane

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Part two of Wiz's Kubernetes initial access series covers data plane vectors: application RCE, service account privilege abuse, container image risks and escapes, and execution-as-a-service workloads.
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