AWS Lambda Escape — From Function to Account
There is no host to root. Each function runs in its own hardened Firecracker microVM, and breaking out of it is not on the menu. B…
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There is no host to root. Each function runs in its own hardened Firecracker microVM, and breaking out of it is not on the menu. B…
Cloud security starts with understanding the shared responsibility model — what the provider secures vs what you own. IAM is the m…
A container feels like a tiny machine, but it is not one. It is just ordinary processes running on the host's own kernel, fenced o…
CI/CD pipelines run with elevated permissions to deploy code, access secrets, and push artifacts — high-value attack targets. Cove…
Kubernetes orchestrates containers at scale — and its security model is complex enough that misconfigurations are endemic. RBAC mi…
AWS attacks follow a recognizable playbook: get initial creds (leaked keys, SSRF to IMDS, Lambda env vars), enumerate IAM to map w…
Azure AD / Entra ID is the identity backbone of Microsoft 365 — attack it and you reach email, SharePoint, Teams, and Azure subscr…
GCP attacks center on service accounts — the IAM primitives that VMs, Cloud Functions, and pipelines use. Compromise a service acc…