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Outbound sidecars are not secure enforcement points
It is a very common misconception that egress policies in Istio can be used for security purposes. This is not true. Despite repeatedly explaining this (and documenting it), I still often see people that do not believe it, and that they can just add one more check to lock things down. In this post, I will show a variety of ways to bypass any possible check, and prove that these policies cannot be used as secure policies.
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Outbound sidecars are not secure enforcement points
It is a very common misconception that egress policies in Istio can be used for security purposes. This is not true. Despite repeatedly explaining this (and documenting it), I still often see people that do not believe it, and that they can just add one more check to lock things down. In this post, I will show a variety of ways to bypass any possible check, and prove that these policies cannot be used as secure policies.
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Outbound sidecars are not secure enforcement points
It is a very common misconception that egress policies in Istio can be used for security purposes. This is not true. Despite repeatedly explaining this (and documenting it), I still often see people that do not believe it, and that they can just add one more check to lock things down. In this post, I will show a variety of ways to bypass any possible check, and prove that these policies cannot be used as secure policies.
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