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# References

## 2024 - HackLu Workshop

### [KubeHound: Identifying attack paths in Kubernetes clusters at scale with no hustle](https://pretalx.com/hack-lu-2024/talk/HWDZGZ/)

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Updated version of the Pass The Salt Workshop. Prerequisites are listed on [kubehound.io/workshop](https://kubehound.io/workshop/). The workshop is a hands-on session where participants will learn how to use KubeHound to identify attack paths in Kubernetes clusters. The workshop will cover the following topics:

- Hack a vulnerable Kubernetes cluster (exploiting 4 differents attacks in a local environement).
- Use KubeHound to identify specific resources in the vulnerable cluster.
- Use KubeHound to identify attack paths in the vulnerable cluster.

## 2024 - HackLu presentation

### [KubeHound: Identifying attack paths in Kubernetes clusters at scale with no hustle](https://pretalx.com/hack-lu-2024/talk/HWDZGZ/)

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This presentation explains the genesis behind the tool and a brief introduction to what Kubernetes security is. We showcase the three main usage for KubeHound:

- As a standalone tool to identify attack paths in a Kubernetes cluster from a laptop (the automatic mode and easy way to dump and ingest the data).
- As a blue teamer with **KubeHound as a Service** or **KHaaS** which allow using KubeHound to be used with a distributed model across multiple Kuberentes Clusters to generate continuously a security posture on a daily basis.
- As a consultant using the asynchronously mechanism to dump and rehydrate the KubeHound state from 2 different locations.

## 2024 - Pass The Salt (PTS) Workshop

### [KubeHound: Identifying attack paths in Kubernetes clusters at scale with no hustle](https://cfp.pass-the-salt.org/pts2024/talk/WA99YZ/)
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python = "^3.11"
mkdocs = "^1.2"
mkdocs = "^1.5"
mkdocs-material = "^9.4.7"
mkdocs-awesome-pages-plugin = "^2.9.2"
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