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Do you rebuild your container images yourself?
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If you care about security you build it is own. No need to trust random dude in the internet. After all It just fire and forget. Copy whatever "code" is used to build container you are after, verify it once and than just rebuild it periodically to pull patches from more reliable sources.
Docker security is a joke, no need to make it worse.