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60-70% of all Kubernetes exploits start with exposed credentials.

Rodrigo Bersa from AWS lays out the three security concerns every developer should address before going to production:

1. Supply chain security — build from scratch or use hardened base images with zero CVEs from the start.
2. Continuous scanning — a clean image today won't stay clean.
3. Secrets management — Kubernetes secrets are base64-encoded, not encrypted. Store secrets externally (e.g., Secrets Manager) and mount them as volumes. If there's no shell in your image, credentials stay out of reach.





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