cube-js/cube

Docker scan for V0.32 reported 4 critical vulnerabilities (75 in total) - SOC2 T2 assessment

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#6,340 opened on Mar 23, 2023

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Description

Describe the bug We are in the process of a SOC2 T2 audit. Part of the process is a vulnerability assessment of all images, and containers.

We ran a static scan on the latest (0.32) Docker image version. Based on the scans from Docker that latest version has 75 vulnerabilities, and 4 of those are critical. See image below.

Most likely, these vulnerabilities will have an impact on other organizations aldo running formal security audits. As per our SOC2, critical vulnerabilities have an SLA for resolution of 14 days.

This issue was communicated via Slack. @keydunov asked us to file this Github issue.

To Reproduce Open Docker Desktop and run scan

Screenshot 2023-03-23 at 9 51 23 AM

Version: V0.32.14

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Research direction
Identify the exact dependencies causing the critical vulnerabilities and update them to patched versions. Use a tool like `docker scout` or `trivy` to get detailed CVE information for the cube js/cube image. Then locate the corresponding packages in the Rust project's dependency tree and update to the latest secure versions.
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rustdocker
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backendsecurity
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