Dangers Behind Access Control: Understanding and Exploiting Implicit Permissions in Kubernetes
Nanzi Yang, Xingyu Liu, Wenbo Shen, Jinku Li, Kangjie Lu
2025年份
摘要
As the de-facto standard for container orchestration, Kubernetes is extensively adopted by numerous companies and cloud vendors, making its security critical. In this paper, we define a new attack surface called implicit permission: The execution of explicitly granted permissions in Kubernetes dynamically leads to implicit operations on other resources, enabling new permissions beyond the explicitly granted ones. Such implicit permissions create security vulnerabilities that attackers can exploit to compromise an entire cluster.
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