A new security flaw has been disclosed in the Google Cloud SQL service that could be potentially exploited to gain access to confidential data within the company’s cloud infrastructure.
According to Dig, the vulnerability could have enabled a malicious actor to escalate from a basic Cloud SQL user to a full-fledged sysadmin on a container, gaining access to internal GCP data like secrets, sensitive files, passwords, and customer data.
This comes as Google announced the availability of the Automatic Certificate Management Environment (ACME) API for all Google Cloud users to automatically acquire and renew TLS certificates for freeDig also notes that obtaining access to this sensitive information could lead to exposure of cloud providers’ data and customers’ sensitive data which is a major security incident.
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