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Authors: Dylen Turnbull, James Strong
2023-04-20

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The presentation discusses the process of validating vulnerabilities and implementing remediation in Kubernetes Ingress and nginx core.
  • The process of validating vulnerabilities involves a lot of back and forth conversations to determine if it is an actual vulnerability and if the fix works.
  • Allowing users to run arbitrary code is a valid configuration option, but protections need to be put in place to prevent nefarious actions.
  • The Kubernetes Ingress team is working on validating user input to prevent mounting tokens or accessing unauthorized namespaces.
  • The process of implementing remediation in nginx core involves qualifying the vulnerability, determining the threat level, and deciding on a fix.
  • The remediation process takes around two weeks and involves careful consideration to prevent any mistakes that could affect millions of websites.
Authors: Ricardo Katz, James Strong
2022-10-28

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The presentation discusses the complexity of managing the Ingress Nginx project and the roadmap for future developments.
  • The Ingress Nginx project is complex and requires extensive testing and maintenance
  • The project includes multiple container images, static configurations, annotations, and configuration options
  • The roadmap includes a data plan control plane split and the addition of new features such as Open Telemetry
  • Users are encouraged to test new releases and provide feedback to ensure stability
  • The CH root environment was added to address a CVE vulnerability and will be removed once the CPDP split is complete