Cloud Native Security. Chris Binnie
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Table of Contents
1 Cover
3 Introduction Meeting the Challenge A Few Conventions Companion Download Files How to Contact the Publisher
4 Part I: Container and Orchestrator Security CHAPTER 1: What Is A Container? Common Misconceptions Container Components Kernel Capabilities Other Containers Summary CHAPTER 2: Rootless Runtimes Docker Rootless Mode Running Rootless Podman Summary CHAPTER 3: Container Runtime Protection Running Falco Configuring Rules Summary CHAPTER 4: Forensic Logging Things to Consider Salient Files Breaking the Rules Key Commands The Rules Parsing Rules Monitoring Ordering and Performance Summary CHAPTER 5: Kubernetes Vulnerabilities Mini Kubernetes Options for Using kube-hunter Container Deployment Inside Cluster Tests Minikube vs. kube-hunter Getting a List of Tests Summary CHAPTER 6: Container Image CVEs Understanding CVEs Trivy Exploring Anchore Clair Summary
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Part II: DevSecOps Tooling
CHAPTER 7: Baseline Scanning (or, Zap Your Apps)
Where to Find ZAP
Baseline Scanning
Scanning Nmap's Host
Adding Regular Expressions
Summary
CHAPTER 8: Codifying Security
Security Tooling
Installation
Simple Tests
Example Attack Files
Summary
CHAPTER 9: Kubernetes Compliance
Mini Kubernetes
Using kube-bench
Troubleshooting
Automation
Summary
CHAPTER 10: Securing Your Git Repositories
Things to Consider
Installing and Running Gitleaks
Installing and Running GitRob
Summary
CHAPTER 11: Automated Host Security
Machine Images
Idempotency
Secure Shell Example
Kernel Changes
Summary
CHAPTER 12: Server Scanning With Nikto
Things to Consider
Installation
Scanning a Second Host