A hands-on introduction to Container Security, this bootcamp shows you how misconfigured components can lead to breakout attacks and eventually, host compromise.
You will learn to use different tools and techniques to audit containers, container hosts, image repositories and container management tools. Our unique lab setup lets you try low-level breakout attacks which otherwise can only be done in local virtual machines.
9+ Hours of Live Session Recordings
Over 60 Lab Exercises
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Prerequisites
1. A basic knowledge of computers and networking
2. Familiarity with the Linux operating system
Who should join this bootcamp?
1. Beginners and enthusiasts interested in building a foundation in Container Security
2. Red Teamers and Pentesters who need to add Container Security to their professional skillset
3. Security professionals dealing with Docker environments
Bootcamp Syllabus
Module I: Protocol Basics, Traffic Sniffing, and Recon
Before learning about attack techniques, we first need to establish a good understanding of Linux containers. The first session is therefore foundational, where we will go through Linux container basics and how to use Docker to create, manage and run containers. You will also get an introduction to the Open Container Initiative (OCI) and the various elements of a container system.
Container Basics
Basic container principles
How containers differ from virtual machines (VMs)
