Docker Security - Quick Reference
Docker Security - Quick Reference
For DevOps Engineers
About the Book
The security defaults of Docker are established to get you up and running ("just work") quickly, rather than being the most secure. There are many default configurations that can be improved upon. This book will help you do just that.
Covering the risks and countermeasures of Docker security, based on Kim's own personal experience with Docker environments and discussions with Docker Security Team Lead Diogo Mónica.
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Homepage: binarymist.io/publication/docker-security/
Blog Post with details of what's inside this book: binarymist.io/blog/2018/03/31/docker-security/
Authors Other Books: binarymist.io/publication/kims-selected-publications/
What Others Say About Docker Security: binarymist.io/blog/2018/03/31/docker-security/#comments
"The Docker security book saved me hours of time researching this myself. I was able to harden the security of our Docker images without wasting any time." - CR
Authors Homepage: binarymist.io
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Table of Contents
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Preface
- Description
- Purpose
- Reason
- Introduction
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1. Habitat
- Consumption from Registries
- Doppelganger images
- The Default User is Root
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2. Hardening Docker Host, Engine and Containers
- Haskell Dockerfile Linter
- Lynis
- Docker Bench
- CoreOS Clair
- Banyanops collector
- Anchore
- TwistLock
- Possible contenders to watch
- Namespaces (Risks)
- Namespaces (Countermeasures)
- Control Groups (Risks)
- Control Groups (Countermeasures)
- Capabilities (Risks)
- Capabilities (Countermeasures)
- Linux Security Modules (Risks)
- Linux Security Modules (Countermeasures)
- SecComp (Risks)
- SecComp (Countermeasures)
- Read-only Containers
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3. runC and Where it Fits in
- Using runC Standalone
- 4. Application Security
- Additional Resources
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Attributions
- Cover
- Habitat
- Habitat - Risks
- Hardening Docker Host, Engine and Containers - Risks
- Hardening Docker Host, Engine and Containers - Countermeasures
- runC and Where it Fits in
- Application Security
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