CVE-2022-0811: CRI-O Vulnerability Could Allow Container Escape

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A newly discovered vulnerability in the container runtime tool CRI-O could allow for attackers who are able to create pods in a Kubernetes or Open Shift cluster that uses the software, to break out to the underlying cluster node, effectively escalating their privileges.

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