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Kubernetes Version 1.26: An Overview

Kubernetes Version 1.26: An Overview

Kubernetes Version 1.26 was released with 37 new enhancements including 11 Stable, 10 Beta, 16 Alpha, and 12 features deprecated or removed. In this blog, we will highlight its most notable features and show how using Trivy will help you find deprecated Kubernetes resources.

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Frost Radar for CNAPPs: Why is Aqua the Top Innovation Leader?

Frost Radar for CNAPPs: Why is Aqua the Top Innovation Leader?

Fifteen vendors. That’s the number of CNAPPs featured in analyst firm Frost & Sullivan’s recent radar for Cloud Native Application Protection Platforms, the first report to rank CNAPP solution providers to come out at this early stage of the market. Not surprisingly to us, Aqua came out on top (or rather, to the …

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Achieve Software Supply Chain Compliance with US Executive Order 14028

Achieve Software Supply Chain Compliance with US Executive Order 14028

Thanks to many factors like the rise of the cloud infrastructure, the abundance of prebuilt open-source code, and process improvements in DevOps, innovating with software is happening faster than ever. The software supply chain is the assembly line for these technological innovations and can be thought of as any …

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Trivy Now Scans Amazon Machine Images (AMIs)

Trivy Now Scans Amazon Machine Images (AMIs)

While more and more companies are moving to a cloud native technologies to manage their workloads and infrastructure, Virtual Machines (VMs) remain a staple infrastructure that powers many existing organizations and applications. Trivy, the all-in-one open-source security scanner, already scans most of the cloud …

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Aqua Nautilus Discovers Redigo — New Redis Backdoor Malware

Aqua Nautilus Discovers Redigo — New Redis Backdoor Malware

This blog was co-authored by Ofek ItachAqua Nautilus discovered new Go based malware that targets Redis servers. The attack was executed against one of our deliberately vulnerable Redis honeypots (CVE-2022-0543). Our investigation revealed new undetected malware written in Golang designed to target Redis servers to …

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Combat Zero-Day Threats with Aqua’s New eBPF Lightning Enforcer

Combat Zero-Day Threats with Aqua’s New eBPF Lightning Enforcer

We are excited to announce the latest addition to our portfolio, our eBPF-based Aqua Lightning Enforcer. It’s designed for busy security professionals to detect zero-day attacks and sophisticated threats that occur in runtime. It utilizes eBPF technology, making it more effective, safer, and faster. The new Lightning …

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Tracee Newly Released Rules Detect Attackers Out-of-the-Box

Tracee Newly Released Rules Detect Attackers Out-of-the-Box

Aqua Tracee is an open source runtime security and forensics tool for Linux. It can help you detect suspicious behavior at runtime using an extensive data collection engine and a sophisticated rules engine. You can further read about the development of Tracee in our blog The Story of Tracee: The Path to Runtime …

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Trivy Can Now Scan Unpackaged Binary Files

Trivy Can Now Scan Unpackaged Binary Files

Trivy, the all-in-one security scanner, is now able to scan binary files in your scan targets such as container images.Most security scanners rely on package managers to discover vulnerabilities. Trivy now uses Rekor from Sigstore to look up the hash of a binary file. If a relevant SBOM is found through the hash, …

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Find the New OpenSSL Vulnerabilities with Trivy

Find the New OpenSSL Vulnerabilities with Trivy

Today, OpenSSL announced two new CVEs and mitigation recommendations. This blog provides guidance as to how you can identify the Open SSL vulnerability using Trivy. To both identify and mitigate the vulnerability, see this blog post Updated Security Advisory: New OpenSSL Vulnerabilities about mitigation with assurance …

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Updated Security Advisory: New OpenSSL Vulnerabilities

Updated Security Advisory: New OpenSSL Vulnerabilities

The OpenSSL project has pre-announced a new and critical severity vulnerability, which was downgraded to High as of today, Nov. 1, 2022. The initial pre-announcement blog has been updated here to reflect additional remediation guidance.

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Aqua CyberArk Conjur Certification: Making DevSecOps Easier

Aqua CyberArk Conjur Certification: Making DevSecOps Easier

Aqua Security is excited to announce that our newly certified integration with CyberArk Conjur Secrets Manger for both Conjur Secrets Manger Enterprise and Conjur Secrets Manager Open Source is now available in the CyberArk Marketplace. This integration makes it even easier for Aqua Security customers to inject …

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