Capture The Flag Summary + Wrap UpVirtual
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CTF recap walks through three live exploits: a secret buried inside a deployed image pulled from a private registry is extracted by spawning one‑shot pods because kubectl exec is blocked; a compromised library uses shared PID namespaces to leak another container’s environment and reveal a flag; hidden bind mounts conceal a .kube directory allowing retrieval of a base64 SSH key, SSH to the master on port 5678, and mounting the host or running a privileged container to inspect image layers and find the flag in proc/self/cmdline.
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