How To Secure & Harden Docker Containers

In this video, we will be taking a look at how to secure and harden Docker containers. We will cover the process of running containers with unprivileged users, how to disable the root user, limit container capabilities, and set filesystem permissions.
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Timestamps
0:53 Introduction
1:22 What we will be covering
2:48 Practical demonstration
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[@HackerSploit]

Docker Security Essentials eBook: bit.ly/3j9qRs8

[@emmac749]

Do you work for GCHQ HR?

[@VeNoM____]

Amazing video bro. Learned quite a lot from this one.

[@root5903]

You are just great man❤️
Thanks for all the efforts you are taking for us.

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[@SyedAliMurtazaa]

I don't know how to Thank you😶
Your great ❤
Keep going!!!

[@secforge]

Thanks you Bro Great learning 💯💯💯

[@elvisokoye8031]

Am sorry but the link to part 2 isnt working, thanks for the part 1 video by the way

[@yashvardhansingh3238]

Bro you are a great man your video so nice keep it up bro 👍👍💖💖💖

[@sn1per_r00t]

The best bro big up💪♥️🥀

[@cokerwilliam96]

Hey how can I access the link to part 2 currently the link for part 2 in bio is not working

[@nk3943s]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@HackerSploit]

You're welcome!

[@Mochi-kane]

Thank you.

[@HackerSploit]

You're welcome!

[@daniyalshahzad2822]

Please also make a tutorial to make our own vulnerable machine like HTB machines etc

[@saadulhassan8686]

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[@modo4211]

First of all thanks for the helpful video.
How do I handle container updates?
I don't mean updating the base image when it changes, but applying regular security updates with apt. What in case of automatic security updates?
Set up unattended-upgrades in each Docker container with appropriate update interval or automatically rebuild the image if Dockerfile contains a "RUN apt update && apt upgrade -y" statement or even include unattended-updates as RUN command in Dockerfile and rebuild the image each time?
I'm wondering why I can't find many resources on this topic because it's so important. Can you (and/or someone) please cover this question?

[@KingErasmos]

If you do find something, let me know.

[@keahidean4642]

are you operating as root on your local machine for a specific reason? isn't it safer to run admin@localhost: ~# sudo docker run -it
since you don't need to be root until you're inside the container

[@sureshasuresha3571]

Hi

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Hello,
Can you please do a video on the Pegasus spyware... please 😊

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First viewer

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Step 1- use podman

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1st

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156th 😷😁

[@Liqweed1337]

not much, that you did there
5 minutes and a hacker is trough this