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This is obviously speculation, but development does not require direct access for a pivot to production. CI-Systems might be reachable from dev and I often see
by Xylakant 7y ago
This is obviously speculation, but development does not require direct access for a pivot to production. CI-Systems might be reachable from dev and I often see CI-Systems that are less well secured than prod. Pivoting from an owned CI to a prod system is often comparatively easy: inject code in the next build, the artifact is implicitly trusted (hey, it’s from a known-good source) and bang! Prod owned. Or developers expose their ssh keys via agents to dev systems, the same key works for prod and you might be in.
I share your curiosity :)
- penguat 7y agoWhich is why best practice is now to start with CI in production - it needs limited access to dev, and the access from development environments into it can be literally just enough to collect the latest artifact.