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Daily Edition · Page 11

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

Repositories, courses and useful tools

Resources & Tools

TLDR InfoSec · GitHub repository

KIEMPOSSIBLE

KIEMPossible is a Kubernetes Infrastructure Entitlement Management tool from Palo Alto Networks that provides visibility into permissions and their actual usage across clusters by analyzing RBAC configurations and audit logs from AWS EKS, Azure AKS, GCP GKE, and local Kubernetes environments. The tool flattens complex permission structures into granular entries, correlates them with audit logs to identify last usage timestamps, and stores the results in a MySQL database to help security teams enforce least privilege by identifying unused or risky permissions. It supports workload identity mapping and group inheritance tracking and generates reports on entities with dangerous unused permissions, making reducing attack surface without breaking legitimate access easier.

github.com

TLDR InfoSec · GitHub repository

KNIGHTER

KNighter is an automated static analysis tool from UIUC that uses Large Language Models to synthesize custom code checkers by learning from historical patch commits in C/C++ codebases like the Linux kernel. The tool employs a three-stage pipeline of generation, refinement, and triage to create LLVM-based checkers that identify bug patterns, focusing on finding real-world vulnerabilities in large-scale systems. It integrates with OpenAI, Claude, Google, and DeepSeek models to automatically generate static analysis rules from git commit history, enabling security teams to discover previously unknown bugs based on patterns from past fixes.

github.com

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