From Hackathon Wreckage to Production-Ready: How I Rebuilt My Kubernetes Attack Path Visualiser with GitHub Copilot (opens in new tab)
This is a submission for the What I Built Security teams managing Kubernetes clusters face a brutal reality: the cluster's attack surface is a complex web of interconnected resources — pods, service accounts, RBAC bindings, secrets, nodes — and understanding how an attacker could move between them is genuinely hard. Most tools either give you a flat list of CVEs or a sea of alerts with no context about what actually matters. The idea behind K8s Attack Map is different and, I think, beautifull...
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