krb5 1.22.3 released with fixes for 21 CVEs

Tier B · Patch this week – Put it in the sprint

Tier B because: Full takeover OR secrets exposed OR supply chain

Reach

Attack

Damage

Fix

Full takeover

What to do

The Brief

Systems running MIT Kerberos (krb5) are affected by 21 fixed CVEs, so they should move to the patched release.

Checklist · 2 of 10 yes · estimated from older data, not yet checked against the sources

Yes	Hits tech teams	Does it affect software, devices or services that developers, ops or IT teams build with, run or are responsible for?
No	Core infrastructure	Is the flaw in, or the compromise of, software that nearly every team runs?
No	Popular tool	Is the flaw in, or the compromise of, a widely used framework, tool, platform, OS or package?
No	Exploited in the wild	Do sources report real attacks using it?
No	Public exploit	Is a working exploit or detailed proof-of-concept public?
No	Remote, no login	Can an attacker use it over the network without credentials or user interaction?
Yes	Full takeover	Does it lead to code execution, root/admin rights or full account takeover?
No	Secrets exposed	Were credentials, tokens, keys, configs, source code or customer data stolen or exposed?
No	Supply chain	Was malicious code shipped through a channel developers trust?
No	No fix yet	Is there no patched version yet?

Nov 9
krb5 1.22.3 released and announced on the kerberos-announce mailing list
Nov 9 · 11:56 PM
Open Source Security
krb5-1.22.3 is released, with fixes for 21 CVEs

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