Comment Comment by MadsRC In Kubernetes, secrets are base64 encoded, so they are quite secure. I’m sorry, but what the actual f&$/… I‘s expect better from RedHat. In what world does storing a secret as base64 warrant calling it “quite secure”?The only protection I can think of is:* The occasional glance at your screen.* Injection attack (to some degree) parent MadsRC 5 years ago
The only protection I can think of is:
* The occasional glance at your screen.
* Injection attack (to some degree)