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Overall riskHigh
Critical2
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Medium13
Low10
K8S-SEC-001 Critical
Privileged containers detected
Finding
The payments-api deployment in the payments namespace runs a container with privileged: true.
Impact
A privileged container has effectively unrestricted access to the host, defeating standard container isolation.
Recommendation
Remove privileged mode or document and isolate the exception with least-privilege controls.
K8S-NET-001 Medium
Namespaces without NetworkPolicy
Finding
The data and payments namespaces run workloads but have no NetworkPolicy resource defined.
Impact
Pod-to-pod traffic may be unrestricted depending on the CNI, widening the blast radius of a compromised workload.
Recommendation
Introduce a default-deny baseline, then add explicit ingress and egress rules required by each workload.
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