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+#Support "no new privileges" in Kubernetes
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+##Description
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+In Linux, the `execve` system call can grant more privileges to a newly-created process than its parent process. Considering security issues, since Linux kernel v3.5, there is a new flag named `no_new_privs` added to prevent those new privileges from being granted to the processes. 
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+`no_new_privs` is inherited across `fork`, `clone` and `execve` and can not be unset. With `no_new_privs` set, `execve` promises not to grant the privilege to do anything that could not have been done without the `execve` call.
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+Docker started to support `no_new_privs` option since 1.11. Here is the [link](https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/20329) of the ticket in Docker community to support `no_new_privs` option.
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+We want to support the creation of containers with `no_new_privs` enabled in Kubernetes, which will make the Kubernetes cluster more safe. Here is the [link](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/38417) of the ticket in Kubernetes community to track this proposal.
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+##Current implementation
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+###Support in Docker
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+Since Docker 1.11, user can specify `--security-opt` to enable `no_new_privs` while creating containers, e.g. `docker run --security-opt=no-new-privileges busybox`
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+For program client, Docker provides an object named `ContainerCreateConfig` defined in package `github.com/docker/engine-api/types` to config container creation parameters. In this object, there is a string array `HostConfig.SecurityOpt` to specify the security options. Client can utilize this field to specify the arguments for security options while creating new containers.
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+###SecurityContext in Kubernetes
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+Kubernetes defines `v1.SecurityContext` for `v1.Container` and `v1.PodSecurityContext` for `v1.PodSpec`. `SecurityContext` objects define the related security options for Kubernetes containers, e.g. selinux options. 
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+While creating a container, kubelet parses the security context object and formats the security option strings for Docker. The security options strings will finally be inserted into `ContainerCreateConfig.HostConfig.SecurityOpt` and passed to Docker. Different Kubernetes runtimes now are using different methods to parse and format the security option strings:
+* method `#getSecurityOpts` in `docker_mager_xxxx.go` for Docker runtime
+* method `#getContainerSecurityOpts` in `docker_container.go` for CRI
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+##Proposal to support "no new privileges"
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+To support "no new privileges" options in Kubernetes, it is proposed to make the following changes:
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+###Changes of SecurityContext objects
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+Add a new field named `noNewPrivileges` to both `v1.SecurityContext` definition and `v1.PodSecurityContext` definition. `noNewPrivileges` is of bool type and by default is `false`. Enabling this option means that user wants to create container(pod) with `no-new-privileges` option enabled.
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+The change of security context API objects requires the update of corresponding Kubernetes documents, need to submit another PR to track this.
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+###Changes of docker runtime
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+When parsing the new `SecurityContext` object, kubelet has to take care of `noNewPrivileges` field from security context objects. Once `noNewPrivileges` is `true`, kubelet needs to change `#getSecurityOpts` method in `docker_manager_xxx.go` to add `no-new-privileges` option to `ContainerCreateConfig.HostConfig.SecurityOpt`
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+###Changes of CRI runtime
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+When parsing the new `SecurityContext` object, kubelet has to take care of `noNewPrivileges` field from security context objects. Once `noNewPrivileges` is `true`, kubelet needs to change `#getContainerSecurityOpts` method in `docker_container.go` to add `no-new-privileges` option to `ContainerCreateConfig.HostConfig.SecurityOpt`
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+###Changes of kubectl
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+This is an additional proposal for kubectl. To improve kubectl user experience, we can add a new flag for kubectl command named `--security-opt`. This flag allows user to create pod with security options configured when using `kubectl run` command. For example, if user issues command like `kubectl run busybox --image=busybox --security-opt=no-new-privileges -- top`, kubernetes shall create a pod with `noNewPrivileges` enabled.
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+If the proposal of kubectl changes is accepted, the patch can also be submitted as a separate PR.
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