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Tests if malicious code can be injected and executed via ConfigMaps. Attackers could use this to escalate privileges or exfiltrate data from pods that mount untrusted ConfigMaps.
- Remove hardcoded script content from Go implementation - Make all parameters required (scriptContent, mountPath, targetCommand) - Clean up YAML example to be more concise and professional
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Adds a new experiment to test ConfigMap code injection vulnerabilities in Kubernetes environments, demonstrating how untrusted ConfigMaps can execute arbitrary code within
containers.
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