Releases: inguardians/peirates
Releases · inguardians/peirates
v1.1.15 - experimental short menu
v1.14 - addressed library CVEs, added token display feature and verbose flag
- Added a feature to display the values of stored service account tokens
- Added a verbose (-v) flag to display additional DEBUG messages.
- Updated upstream libraries to handle vulnerabilities found in dependencies: CVE-2023-39325, CVE-2023-44487, CVE-2023-3978
v1.1.13
- Added cloud provider detection from @devsecfranklin
- Bump gopkg.in/yaml.v3 to avoid DoS risk on filesystem
- Added a function to get eth0 IP addr and put in banner
- Parse the current pod's service account name from its JWT
- Cleaned up menu formatting
v1.1.12 - Added kubectl-try-all options
- Added a second variation of kubectl-try-all that tries a command as every service account collected, no longer stopping on the first success.
v1.1.11
- Added image building and K8S deployment functions from @devsecfranklin
- Improved error handling on CoreDNS wildcard trick
- Added another kubelet kubeconfig file path and handled errors better
- Added a credits.md file and added a developer to it: @devsecfranklin
v1.1.10 fixed kubelet cert/key pulling code to handle kubelet kubeconfig files with embedded user cert/key pairs
- fixed kubelet cert/key pulling code to handle kubelet kubeconfig files with embedded user cert/key pairs
- updated kubeconfig file parsing to parse via the YAML library, which is much more resilient
v1.1.9 Updated recovering service account tokens from the node filesystem to handle the ServiceAccount admission controller
Updated recovering service account tokens from the node filesystem to handle the ServiceAccount admission controller
v1.1.8-beta: harvesting secrets from the node filesystem is now available on menu and one-shot
Beta feature: one-shot (non-interactive) menu items work, but are under-documented in the UI.
New feature (GA): harvest secrets from the node filesystem is now available on-menu and -m one-shot
Alpha Release - use with caution - allows you to do service discovery via CoreDNS wildcard SRV request
- Alpha feature: one-shot (non-interactive) menu items work, but are under-documented in the UI.
- New feature (GA) : service discovery via CoreDNS wildcard SRV request using methodology posted by @ raesene
v1.1.6-alpha Alpha Release
Alpha Release - use with caution - allows you to run menu items from the command-line in a one-shot method, to allow scripting