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CVE-2022-2259:
Octopus Deploy vulnerability analysis and mitigation
Overview
CVE-2022-2259 is a vulnerability discovered in Octopus Deploy that allows users to view Workerpools without having explicitly assigned permissions. The vulnerability was discovered on June 16, 2022, and affects multiple versions of Octopus Server including all 2019.x, 2020.x, 2021.x, 2022.1.x, 2022.2.x, and specific versions of 2022.3.x, 2022.4.x, and 2023.1.x (Octopus Advisory).
Technical details
The vulnerability is classified as an incorrect privilege assignment issue with a low severity rating according to Octopus Deploy's severity levels. The vulnerability allows unauthorized access to Workerpools functionality, bypassing the intended permission checks (Octopus Advisory).
Impact
The impact of this vulnerability is limited to unauthorized viewing of Workerpools within Octopus Deploy. While this represents a security concern, Octopus Deploy has assessed it as having a low severity impact on affected systems (Octopus Advisory).
Mitigation and workarounds
The vulnerability has been fixed in multiple versions: 2022.3.11098, 2022.4.8463, 2023.1.9672, and 2023.2.2394. Octopus Deploy recommends upgrading to version 2023.1.9687 or higher. There are no known mitigations other than upgrading to a fixed version (Octopus Advisory).
Additional resources
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