How to Protect from CVE-2022-0185 using AccuKnox opensource tools
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IntroductionPeople consider Linux the most secure operating system, as it is open-source. Even with all its might, vulnerabilities creep in the shadow, ready to strike. In this blog, we'll be taking a look at an infamous heap overflow vulnerability discovered in 2022. The growth of the Kubernetes and containers increased
  • CHEF-KOCHOP
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    3 years ago
    • You can apply the method to other solutions too, it is mentioned at the bottom. Other product work similar, they usually apply a template.
    • What you hope and what it says can differ.
    • I doubt you even read it because you answered after 2-3 minutes of posting this guidance.
    • It is not an advertisement for Kubernetes. It is an example how to deal with the CVE using AccuKnox. If you want to complain about something then maybe that the Templates that they offer do not work on every Kernel, configuration, cluster etc.
    • The example is a fix to avoid getting compromised for that specific CVE. Whenever you like it or not it is a fix.
    • CVE-2022-0185, was discovered and patched before malicious attackers released an exploit publically. If this would be a guidance for home users I would have written something like - the Linux Kernel got an update to address CVE-2022-0185.