Tesla was famously hacked for leaving this open and it’s pretty rare to find it exposed externally now but useful to know what it is and what you can do with it.
Usually found on port 30000
kube-hunter finding for it:
Vulnerabilities
+———————–+—————+———————-+———————-+——————+
| LOCATION | CATEGORY | VULNERABILITY | DESCRIPTION | EVIDENCE |
+———————–+—————+———————-+———————-+——————+
| 1.2.3.4:30000 | Remote Code | Dashboard Exposed | All oprations on the | nodes: pach-okta |
| | Execution | | cluster are exposed | |
+———————–+—————+———————-+———————-+——————+
Why do you care? It has access to all pods and secrets within the cluster. So rather than using command line tools to get secrets or run code you can just do it in a web browser.
Screenshots of what it looks like:
