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yes part of the reason I moved away from AWS years ago. Now it doesn't even matter since I am deploying to Docker anyways.

• NeutronBoy 12y ago
  Good thing the host you run Docker on never needs to be patched or rebooted I guess?
  • hueving 12y ago
    Yes, docker is immune to vulnerabilities because containers.
    • Bdiem 12y ago
      Not immune to human error: https://medium.com/@fun_cuddles/docker-breakout-exploit-analysis-a274fff0e6b3 https://medium.com/@fun_cuddles/docker-breakout-exploit-anal...
    • __bjoernd 12y ago
      If the kernel you are running on is vulnerable, it can be attacked and the attacker can circumvent any container isolation. If the hypervisor (Xen!) running underneath your container-Linux is vulnerable, the attacker can get access to your virtualized OS and circumvent any container isolation.
      • Xylakant 12y ago
        your sarcasm detector may need recalibration.
    • kjs3 12y ago
      What a bright, shiny future we live in where "Docker!" is the answer to all problems.