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Unit 42 Discloses Newly Discovered Vulnerabilities in GKE Autopilot

In June 2021, the Unit 42 threat research team reached out to Google to disclose several vulnerabilities and attack techniques in Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). The issues primarily affect GKE Autopilot, the latest offering by Google Cloud for managing Kubernetes clusters. One of the identified privilege escalation techniques affects GKE Standard as well.

DevSecOps

Points of View

Products and Services

Mar 08, 2022

By Ariel Zelivansky and Yuval Avrahami

Palo Alto Networks

Products and Services

Partners

Partner Integrations, Partners

Build a Champion SOC with Best in Class Threat Intelligence from VirusTotal...

The quest to best protect an organization requires several top-of-the-line weapons for an analyst to wield. To handle the daily torrent of alerts and threats, security teams need a...

Feb 08, 2022

By Alyssa VanNice

Partner Integrations, Partners

Simplify Multicloud Connectivity with Prisma SD-WAN and Google Cloud

Enterprise’s multi-cloud adoption is on the rise. As a result, organizations need a networking solution to provide secure access to the cloud. If you have missed it, we recently an...

Jul 13, 2021

By Mike Korenbaum

Announcement, Partner Integrations, Products and Services

Prisma SD-WAN Integrates With Google Cloud to Simplify Multicloud

Organizations are moving in full force to adopt the cloud with multicloud availability at the core of their digital transformation. As a result, tradi...

May 26, 2021

By Rohan Grover

Next-Generation Firewalls, Product Features, Secure the Enterprise

Chrome Enterprise Recommended Program Includes Palo Alto Networks App

Google announced Chrome Enterprise Recommended today, a program aimed at verifying partner technology for use on Chrome OS. We're excited to announce...

Oct 20, 2020

By Sarvesh Rao and Varun Athreya

Uncategorized

Google Cloud at Ignite Europe ‘19

Most enterprises have hybrid or multi-cloud deployments, and maintaining consistent security posture across all deployments is one of their top priorities. In December 2018, we announced an expanded partnership with Palo Alto Networks with exactly that goal in mind. Wit...

Nov 12, 2019

By The Google Cloud Team

Cloud Computing, Partners

Are You Google Cloud Ready?

Public Cloud Security Represents a Massive Opportunity for NextWave PartnersOrganizations adopt public cloud solutions for greater network agility and scalability, higher performance and faster access to innovative technologies, but they need help keeping their data sec...

Aug 02, 2018

By Jeremy Behrle

Unit 42

Targeted Attacks in the Middle East Using KASPERAGENT and MICROPSIA

This blog is the result of joint research between Unit 42 and Eyal Sela ClearSky Cyber Security. Over the past few months Palo Alto Networks have been working together with ClearSk...

Apr 05, 2017

By Tomer Bar and Tom Lancaster

Cloud Computing, Firewall

Palo Alto Networks Receives 2016 Google Cloud Global Partner Award for Solu...

We recently sponsored Google Next, collaborating with Google to demonstrate how our virtualized next-generation firewall can enhance enterprise security for users of the Google Clo...

Mar 24, 2017

By Matt Keil

Unit 42

A New Trend in Android Adware: Abusing Android Plugin Frameworks

It is common for legitimate mobile apps to embed advertising SDKs or promote other apps. Showing ads or promoting other apps can generate revenue for legitimate app developers. How...

Mar 22, 2017

By Cong Zheng, Wenjun Hu and Zhi Xu

Unit 42

PluginPhantom: New Android Trojan Abuses “DroidPlugin” Framework

Recently, we discovered a new Google Android Trojan named “PluginPhantom”, which steals many types of user information including: files, location data, contacts and Wi-Fi informati...

Nov 30, 2016

By Cong Zheng and Tongbo Luo

Security Platform

Awesome Jerry Explains Common Threats in SaaS: Accidental Exposure

Hi there! Jerry again.By now, you are familiar with our series discussing the most common threats in SaaS applications. Congratulations, you are well on your way to awesome! I alre...

Sep 01, 2016

By Awesome Jerry

Endpoint

How CVE-2015-7547 (GLIBC getaddrinfo) Can Bypass ASLR

On February 16, 2016 Google described a critical vulnerability in GLIBC’s getaddrinfo function. They provided a crash PoC, and so the task of producing a reliable exploit began. In this post, we will show how C...

May 27, 2016

By Gal De Leon and Nadav Markus

Malware, Mobility, Threat Advisory/Analysis, Threat Prevention

How Android Installer Hijacking Works

Earlier today we published details of a widespread vulnerability in Google's Android OS that we describe as "Android Installer Hijacking." We have worked with Google and also Samsung and Amazon to patch devices...

Mar 24, 2015

By Palo Alto Networks

Malware, Mobility, Threat Advisory/Analysis, Threat Prevention, Unit 42

Android Installer Hijacking Vulnerability Could Expose Android Users to Mal...

We discovered a widespread vulnerability in Google’s Android OS we are calling “Android Installer Hijacking,” estimated to impact 49.5 percent of all...

Mar 24, 2015

By Zhi Xu

Announcement, Mobility

Announcing GlobalProtect Support for Google Android for Work

Android is one of the most popular mobile computing platforms in the world, and mobile users today have a variety of expectations on what they want to do with their mobile device....

Feb 26, 2015

By Brian Tokuyoshi

Application Advisory/Analysis, Cybersecurity, Malware, Threat Advisory/Analysis, Threat Prevention, Unit 42

Bad Certificate Management in Google Play Store

Following a recent study of apps in the Google Play Store, let’s discuss several security risks caused by the bad certificate management practiced in...

Aug 28, 2014

By Zhi Xu and Jen Miller-Osborn

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