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Google acknowledges Kubernetes operator security flaw but denies bug bounty, leaves vulnerability unpatched

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Jessica Lyons

14d ago· 8 min readenNews

Summary

Google has a security vulnerability in a Kubernetes operator that could allow attackers to bypass GCP's Identity and Access Management (IAM) protections and gain full control over cloud environments. Security researcher Justin O'Leary reported the flaw to Google, which initially acknowledged it with 'Nice catch!' but then denied a bug bounty, claiming the issue was 'working as intended.' The flaw remains unpatched, raising concerns about Google's bug bounty program transparency and its handling of security vulnerabilities.

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bskyGoogle acknowledges Kubernetes operator security flaw but denies bug bounty, leaves vulnerability unpatchedtheregister.com

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'Nice catch!' Then denied bug bounty for flaw it still hasn't fixed
'Working as intended' for the win … again
EXCLUSIVE Google has a security hole in a Kubernetes operator that could allow attackers to bypass Google Cloud Platform (GCP) identity and access protections and gain full control over any organization's cloud environment
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EXCLUSIVE 'Working as intended' for the win … again

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