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A container image includes a private signing key in an earlier image layer, then deletes it in a later layer. What should the team assume?
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- The key may remain recoverable from image history and must be treated as exposed.
- Public registry access is safe because the final filesystem omits the file.
- The earlier layer is guaranteed to be cryptographically erased.
- A shorter image tag removes historical contents.
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