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Kubernetes Misconfigurations in the Wild: Taxonomy, Evolution, and Automated Repair with Large Language Models
Kubernetes is widely used to orchestrate cloud-native applications, yet its declarative configuration model often introduces security misconfigurations that threaten system reliability. Despite available detection tools, misconfiguration patterns and scalable remediation remain insufficiently unders
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