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What is this endpoint?
kubernetes.yaml
Kubernetes Configuration
What an attacker could do
Exposes cluster manifests including namespaces, service accounts, image references, and any inline Secrets or ConfigMap data, giving an attacker a map of the deployment and potential base64-encoded credentials.
How to defend it
Store manifests in version control behind access controls, never in the web root; keep Secret material in a sealed-secrets or external secrets store rather than plaintext YAML.
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