Sept. 5, 2023, 8:21 p.m. | Josh Duffney

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In a thought-provoking presentation by Kelsey Hightower, he compares the act of plugging in a random USB key discovered at a coffee shop to the common practice of pulling code from GitHub.


What's funny is that while people might give a suspicious look to someone plugging in a random USB key, they often don't think twice about grabbing a container image from a public registry and tossing it into production. But they really should. Lately, there have been a bunch …

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