November 13, 2020

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Half of all Docker Hub images have at least one critical vulnerability

Half of all Docker Hub images have at least one critical vulnerability

New research reveals the scale at which criminals have exploited public open-source Docker repositories to plant malware among container images.

Author: Lucian Constantin

Date: 2020-12-02

URL: https://www.reseller.co.nz/article/684831/half-all-docker-hub-images-least-one-critical-vulnerability/?utm_medium=rss&utm_source=taxonomyfeed

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