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OpenShift Security, White/Red Hat Hacker, Red Hat Employee

Brisbane
Joined April 2009
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Jason Shepherd, Red Hat's Principal Software Engineer, writes about container image vulnerabilities and how you can use Clair to scan container images for vulnerabilities. Learn more here red.ht/3QFPZ9R #security #redhat
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If you are passionate about #openshift #security, the OpenShift SRE team is looking for a Senior Site Reliability Engineer in Australia (Remote). Learn more here: social.icims.com/viewjob/pt1… #RedHat
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Kubernetes Security Event by Red Hat this week: redhat.brighttalk.live/summi…
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The @RedHat 2019 Product Security Risk Report is now available: redhat.com/en/resources/prod…
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If you want to see some things that can happen when attackers actually understand K8s, Here’s our (@IanColdwater and I) #RSAC2020 talk, “Advanced Persistence Threats: the Future of Kubernetes Attacks” youtube.com/watch?v=CH7S5rE3…
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OpenShift build integrity during install and upgrade jasonshepherd.net/2020/03/03…
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Last chance to get my video JBoss EAP Configuration, Deployment, and Administration [Video] from @PacktPub for just $5: packtpub.com/application-dev…
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OpenShift 4 bits are now GA and available for download. access.redhat.com/announceme…
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Train driver just asked two questions about this day in history over the PA, adding: "Don't Google - try to work it out. The aim is for people to talk to each other, before we lose that lovely art." Love the idea, although folks are still staring at their devices. #britishrail
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Check out the new Red Hat Product Security Centre access.redhat.com/security
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This looks very neat, want to try it.
The @kinvolkio magicians have built a kubectl controlled strace for pods with a time machine feature: github.com/kinvolk/inspektor… Looks super useful.