Cybersecurity researchers from JFrog recently discovered three malicious campaigns in Docker Hub - Docker’s cloud-based registry service for storing and sharing container images. These campaigns ...

Like GitHub, the CoreOS repository will allow developers to publicly store Docker containers, while the company charges a monthly fee for storing containers privately on the service.

As part of Docker Hub, there are public repositories for applications, as well as private repositories that are offered as commercial service offered by Docker Inc.

Chasing the successful hosting model of GitHub, Linux distributor CoreOS has set up an online repository where organizations can store and share their Docker containers.

Once again, there have been attacks on public repositories, this time on Docker Hub. The hackers distributed Trojans or stole credit card data.

Docker Hub‘s Automated Builds feature allows you to produce images from source code stored in an external repository. For example, in a Git repository, you may create branches and tags to indicate ...

And you get one private Docker Hub repository of your own for free. Explore Docker Hub The easiest way to explore Docker Hub is simply to browse it on the web.

New research reveals the scale at which criminals have exploited public open-source Docker repositories to plant malware among container images.

The Docker team has pulled 17 Docker container images that have been backdoored and used to install reverse shells and cryptocurrency miners on users' servers for the past year.