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A single pod is often enough to own the cluster and the cloud account behind it.
EKS IRSA, AKS Workload Identity, GKE Workload Identity. Same pattern: overprivileged service account annotation, then you are the cloud identity.
Container escape gets you the node. The annotation gets you the account.
pwnedlabs.io/blog/attacking-…
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GCP privilege escalation is rarely an exploit.
It is an IAM chain. Low-priv identity → service account you can impersonate → project takeover.
The permissions that actually matter:
iam.serviceAccounts.getAccessToken
iam.serviceAccounts.actAs
resourcemanager.projects.setIamPolicy
Token Creator does not look like access. It is access to everything the target identity can reach.
Write-up: pwnedlabs.io/blog/gcp-privil…
I’m doing 15 days on Kubernetes for security people what you actually need to know to attack and defend a cluster.
Day 5 of 15.
Every pod has an ID card.
Most teams never look at it.
That card is a service account token.
Full article below.














