Not sure I understood everything, but it reads as if the image creator added secrets into the image? Wouldn't that be the problem of the image creator, instead of people using the image?
this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2023
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A developer works on a docker image for some sort of server software and puts in a backdoor for testing purposes or leaves some password somewhere defaulted to make things easier for them. Dev forgets about it, and publishes the image. Ten thousand people then download the compromised image and deploy it on Internet-facing servers without a second thought.
Ah, that makes more sense then. Thanks.
Can't say I'm that surprised.