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tial reports to safeguard our services and apply the necessary patches in brief our managed services relying on php have been updated web hosting customers running end of life eol php versions have been contacted individually where action on their part is required if you manage php yourself instances elastic metal dedibox servers kubernetes kapsule container images etc you must update php as soon as possible end of life php versions 8 1 and earlier will not receive an official patch we recommend migrating to a supported version description of vulnerabilities cve 2026 109618 when memory is exhausted during initial request processing php may terminate before initializing certain internal data structures which the cleanup phase later processes as if they were valid cve 2026 109619 after a fatal error references to freed memory areas may persist and be reused by a subsequent request handled by the same php process session upload progress tracking session upload_progress enabled by default is one known method to trigger this flaw these flaws reside in the core php engine itself updating your application cms wordpress drupal etc or plugins is not sufficient all web execution modes are affected php fpm mod_php php cgi litespeed frankenphp affected versions php 5 4 through 8 5 11 patched versions 8 5 12 8 4 27 8 3 36 and 8 2 35 versions without official patches php 8 1 and earlier end of life impact on scaleway services upon the release of the patches we updated all of our managed services that utilize php out of an abundance of caution certain services were temporarily placed under maintenance while patches were applied all services are now fully restored for end of life php versions still offered across our web hosting products we deployed backported patches in addition we have analyzed our logs starting from october 17 2026 the date of the earliest known exploitation attempts verified the effectiveness of the patches through penetration testing required actions you use a scaleway managed service web hosting serverless our teams have implemented the necessary security measures customers required to perform any specific action have been notified individually in all cases we recommend upgrading to a actively supported php version 8 4 or newer you manage php yourself instances elastic metal dedibox kapsule containers identify your php installations and their active versions note the version reported by the command line php v may differ from the version used by your web server update php to a patched version 8 5 12 8 4 27 8 3 36 or 8 2 35 or apply your distribution s latest updates some distributions backport security fixes without changing the main version number check your package s changelog restart php fpm or your web server then verify the active version being served for containers rebuild your images from a patched base image and redeploy them if you are running an end of life version plan a migration path to a supported version command examples debian ubuntu sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade then sudo systemctl restart php8 x fpm adjust for your service name almalinux rocky linux rhel sudo dnf upgrade then sudo systemctl restart php fpm if you cannot update immediately the following mitigations reduce risk but do not replace upgrading as they do not fully address both vulnerabilities disable upload progress tracking in php ini or in your php fpm pool configuration session upload_progress enabled 0 then restart php this setting cannot be changed dynamically via ini_set block multipart form data post requests at the reverse proxy or waf level for applications that do not require file uploads and restrict request size limits restrict access to non public php applications via vpn or ip whitelisting checking for indicators of compromise given that exploitation attempts occurred prior to patch availability we recommend auditing your servers for activity starting from october 17 2026 php processes php fpm php cgi apache2 httpd spawning shell sessions or utilities such as curl wget or nc new php files created in web root or upload directories unexpected cron jobs or new user accounts multipart post requests containing php_session_upload_progress out of memory errors or unusual bursts of http 500 status codes in your web logs unusual outbound network connections originated by web servers if compromise is suspected isolate the server preserve logs and contact our support team timeline october 20 2026 leak of vulnerability details before the end of the embargo october 21 2026 official release of patches by the php security team and initiation of deployment across our infrastructure october 26 2026 remediation complete across all scaleway managed services references cve 2026 109618 https www cve org cverecord id cve 2026 109618 cve 2026 109619 https www cve org cverecord id cve 2026 109619 supported php versions https www php net supported versions php cert fr https www cert cyber gouv fr alerte certfr 2026 ale 014 if you have any questions please contact our support team via the scaleway console the scaleway team update patched kubernetes node images available for linux kernel vulnerabilities vulnerabilities update patched kubernetes node images available for linux kernel vulnerabilities following up on our previous security advisory regarding critical linux kernel vulnerabilities we are writing to inform you that fully patched node images are now available for your kapsule pools what is changing we have released updated node images featuring linux kernel version 6 8 0 124 generic this new kernel provides a comprehensive permanent resolution for the three major vulnerabilities disclosed recently copyfail cve 2026 31431 a logic flaw in the cryptographic template allowing local privilege escalation via unauthorized page cache writes dirty frag cve 2026 43284 a local privilege escalation flaw in the kernel s xfrm network subsystem ssh keysign pwn cve 2026 46333 a process management flaw allowing unprivileged users to read root only host files including ssh private keys required actions to secure your infrastructure and transition away from temporary workarounds please complete the following steps replace your cluster nodes because these security fixes are applied at the kernel level simply restarting pods or updating the control plane is not sufficient you must replace your existing nodes to pull the new 6 8 0 124 generic image you can achieve this by performing a rolling update of your node pools recreating the nodes or scaling up new nodes and deleting the old ones remove the mitigation daemonset if you previously deployed any temporary mitigation daemonset provided in our previous communications you must remove them once your nodes have been successfully replaced with the new image ️ reminder for kosmos users as external kosmos pools are managed on your side please ensure you manually update your external instances to kernel version 6 8 0 124 generic or recreate them using an updated distribution image containing these fixes if you have any questions or require technical assistance during this node replacement process please do not hesitate to open a support ticket via the scaleway console best regards the scaleway team scaleway achieves csa star level 1 certification compliance trust center update scaleway achieves csa star level 1 certification at scaleway trust and transparency are the cornerstones of our commitment to our ecosystem we are proud to announce that we have officially achieved the csa star level 1 certification security trust assurance and risk awarded by the cloud security alliance csa this milestone reinforces our continuous efforts to deliver a secure sovereign and fully compliant cloud environment for your workloads what is the csa star level 1 the cloud security alliance csa is the world s leading organization dedicated to defining and raising awareness of best practices to help ensure a secure cloud computing environment the star level 1 designation involves a rigorous self assessment based on the csa s cloud controls matrix ccm by completing this evaluation scaleway demonstrates total transparency regarding our security posture validating the fundamental security controls implemented across our infrastructure and services driving european compliance and trust the csa cloud controls matrix is a global benchmark so robust that its framework directly aligns with and inspires major european cybersecurity standards this achievement directly supports our customers compliance roadmaps across europe for example germany bsi c5 the latest cloud security requirements from the german federal office for information security c5 2026 explicitly integrate version 4 of the csa ccm controls italy acn the national cybersecurity agency recognizes the csa star framework as a trusted path for cloud service qualification aligning closely with iso iec 27001 extensions 27017 27018 spain ens a complete official mapping exists between the spanish national security framework esquema nacional de seguridad and the csa controls streamlining compliance for iberian deployments access the documentation our completed consensus assessments initiative questionnaire caiq is now available you can download the report directly from our trust center repository to review our detailed security responses thank you for your continued trust in scaleway the scaleway team security advisory cve 2026 46333 ssh keysign pwn analysis scope remediation plan vulnerabilities security advisory cve 2026 46333 ssh keysign pwn analysis scope remediation plan this is an information note regarding cve 2026 46333 this vulnerability was reported on may 14 2026 it represents a critical logical flaw within the linux kernel s process management and access control tracking logic affecting a massive portion of deployed linux systems globally functional public exploits are currently available online making immediate verification and remediation critical for exposed systems this flaw located in the kernel s exit path do_exit and tracked within ptrace access checks allows for local privilege escalation lpe and severe information disclosure on a standard server it allows a standard local unprivileged user to exploit a process race condition via pidfd_getfd 2 by utilizing the public exploit code an attacker can clone open file descriptors out of exiting privileged suid binaries such as ssh keysign or chage to read highly sensitive host secrets in a containerized environment such as kubernetes if containers are configured with shared namespaces specifically pid host an attacker within a pod can run the public exploit against host processes to extract host level secrets leading directly to a full host compromise and container escape as the security of your infrastructure is our priority here are the details regarding the impact of this vulnerability on your services current operating system patch availability and the recommendations to follow current operating system patch status the availability of stable security updates varies across upstream linux distributions please review the status of your specific os platform to determine whether to update immediately or apply temporary mitigations debian patches have been officially released for debian 12 bookworm and debian 13 trixie you can track official package versions and updates via the debian security tracker almalinux official patched kernels have been built validated and promoted directly to production repositories full details can be reviewed in the almalinux security advisory cloudlinux patched kernels are available in production for cloudlinux 9 and 10 and are currently in the beta channel for cloudlinux 7h and 8 detailed upgrade and cagefs configuration instructions can be found in the cloudlinux update guide ubuntu no patch is available at this time canonical is actively working on backporting the fix if you are running ubuntu workloads you must apply the temporary mitigation detailed below immediately ubuntu security advisory risk assessment multi tenant vs isolated environment the urgency of applying patches depends heavily on your usage patterns and service architecture multi tenant shared environment high criticality if your machines or kapsule clusters host applications from different clients provide shell access to multiple users or execute unverified third party code this vulnerability is critical an attacker with limited access standard user or access within a pod can exploit this race condition using the publicly available exploit to siphon root owned files and compromise the data or access credentials of other system tenants single tenant isolated environment moderate criticality if your servers or clusters are strictly dedicated to your use and only run trusted applications whose code you control without local access or arbitrary execution possible by third parties the risk is significantly lower the vulnerability requires prior local code execution to be exploited required actions and temporary mitigation the permanent solution consists of updating your systems kernel once a version including the patch becomes available from your os vendor we invite you to regularly check for the availability of the patch for your specific os mitigation measure workaround if an immediate reboot or update is not possible or if you are running an unpatched distribution like ubuntu you can apply a temporary mitigation directly to your affected nodes and servers by tightening yama s ptrace_scope system wide this blocks unprivileged users from initiating the ptrace access paths required to trigger the vulnerability execute the following commands with administrator privileges root or sudo apply runtime mitigation to block unprivileged ptrace access immediately sudo sysctl w kernel yama ptrace_scope 3 persist the rule across system reboots echo kernel yama ptrace_scope 3 sudo tee etc sysctl d 99 sysctl ptrace conf sudo sysctl system for kubernetes kapsule this operation must be performed on the worker nodes for example via ssh access or by deploying a privileged daemonset apiversion apps v1 kind daemonset metadata name disable unprivileged ptrace namespace kube system labels app disable unprivileged ptrace spec selector matchlabels app disable unprivileged ptrace template metadata labels app disable unprivileged ptrace spec hostpid true tolerations operator exists effect noschedule operator exists effect noexecute initcontainers name configure sysctl image alpine 3 23 securitycontext privileged true command bin sh c apply runtime mitigation to the host kernel via nsenter nsenter t 1 m u i n p sysctl w kernel yama ptrace_scope 3 persist across reboots by writing to the host filesystem mount echo kernel yama ptrace_scope 3 etc sysctl d 99 sysctl ptrace conf volumemounts name sysctl d mountpath etc sysctl d containers name pause image registry k8s io pause 3 10 resources limits cpu 1m memory 8mi volumes name sysctl d hostpath path etc ...
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