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Topic
An update for the keycloak packages is now available for NetEye 4.
Security Fix for NetEye 4.50:
26.8.0_neteye1.47.1-1
Summary
This Keycloak update (version 26.8.0) resolves several security issues identified in upstream Keycloak, including those fixed in upstream release 26.7.5:
CVE-2026-16103: Incomplete fix for CVE-2026-9798 (CIBA brute-force lockout bypass at token redemption)
CVE-2026-88770: Device Authorization Grant issues tokens to brute-force-locked accounts
CVE-2026-18206: Client policy source-host wildcard domains match non-subdomain suffixes
CVE-2026-18203: Group policy child-extension matches sibling group path prefixes
CVE-2026-18207: Source-group condition matches duplicate group names and can skip negative-logic enforcement
CVE-2026-18208: Inactive out-of-audience introspection responses can include a signed JWT claim
CVE-2026-19608: Name-only group claims let same-name groups satisfy path-specific group policies
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
Disclaimer: The security issues referenced below do not yet have publicly disclosed CVE identifiers, so they are referenced by GHSA ID. This post will be updated as soon as CVEs become available. Important: Icinga 2 security update Type/Severity NetEye Product Read More
Disclaimer: The CVEs referenced below have not yet been publicly disclosed, so details regarding their severity, impact, and potential attack vectors are not available at this time. This post will be updated as soon as additional information becomes publicly available. Read More
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