Most of the 36 CVEs are Denial of Service vulnerabilities affecting Elasticsearch (uncontrolled recursion in intervals queries/wildcard matching/analysis definitions, memory allocation without limits in search/highlighting) and Kibana (TSVB, connector reporting, alerting, case management, Observability log analysis, CSRF via Vega visualizations), within the Elastic Stack. The remaining CVEs relate to authorization and access control weaknesses in Kibana and Fleet Server, including Missing/Incorrect Authorization (Agent Builder privilege escalation and data tampering, Elastic Defend endpoint response actions information disclosure, cross-space access to Machine Learning trained models, unauthorized execution of Osquery/Endpoint response actions), Authorization Bypass Through User-Controlled Key (Fleet Elastic Agent API key disclosure, cross-space alerting telemetry and ML disclosure), Code Injection in Fleet Server, and an Out-of-range Pointer Offset in the Elasticsearch Machine Learning native inference process, that can lead to unauthorized information disclosure, privilege escalation, data tampering or remote code execution.
Disclaimer: Three of the security issues referenced below do not yet have public CVE identifiers, so they are referenced by their GHSA ID. This post will be updated as soon as CVEs become available. Important: Icinga Web 2 security update Read More
Disclaimer: Some of the CVEs referenced below have not yet been publicly disclosed, so details regarding their severity, impact, and potential attack vectors are not fully available at this time. This post will be updated as soon as additional information Read More
Important: Elastic Stack security update Type/Severity NetEye Product Security has rated this update as having a High security impact. Topic Updates for the Elastic Stack packages are now available for NetEye 4. Security Fix for NetEye 4.50 9.5.6_neteye3.105.5-1 CVEs Elasticsearch Read More
Update: Elastic Stack v9.5.6 also includes important security fixes. You can find more details here. Update of Elastic Stack to Version 9.5.6 Elastic Stack 9.5.6 is a maintenance release that brings a large set of stability, correctness and hardening fixes Read More
Disclaimer: The security issues below do not yet have publicly disclosed CVE identifiers, so details regarding their severity, impact, and potential attack vectors are not fully available at this time. This post will be updated as soon as additional information Read More