Port 6443 in the Wild: Measuring Public Kubernetes API Endpoint Exposure

<h1> 14,913 Kubernetes Dashboard Matches: Why the Management UI Is the Wrong Thing to Expose </h1> <p>A Kubernetes dashboard is an administrative interface. When one is reachable

<h1> 72,548 in the US, 20,655 in Germany: Reading Geographic Distribution Without Over-Reading It </h1> <p>Country filters are among the most intuitive queries in an exposure

<h2> TL;DR </h2> <ul> <li>A Patch Tuesday release is the single monthly batch in which Microsoft publishes security fixes for Windows, Office, Exchange Server and its server

<h1> 5,102,346 Hosts on Port 5900: VNC and the Legacy Remote-Access Surface </h1> <p>VNC predates most of the security assumptions that modern remote access takes for granted. Its

<h1> 1538 Jenkins, 169 Harbor and 32 SonarQube Results: The Build Chain Has a Public Address </h1> <p>Build and release tooling holds the credentials that deploy to production. It

<h1> 1.8 Million Reachable MongoDB Services: Reading Exposure Numbers Without Overreading Them </h1> <p>A ZoomEye query for <code>service="mongodb"</code> returns 1,868,598

<h2> The Visibility of Remote Desktop Protocols in the Global Attack Surface </h2> <p>The Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) stands as one of the most ubiquitous and high-value

<h1> 2,404,811 answers on port 2181 and 1,381,208 on port 9092: the difference between a coordinator and a broker </h1> <h2> The counts </h2> <p>Two ports associated with