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Code Exec Bug Discovered in DolphinScheduler

August 21, 2024
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Code Exec Bug Discovered in DolphinScheduler

A critical security vulnerability, designated CVE-2024-43202, has been identified in Apache DolphinScheduler, a widely-used open-source workflow orchestration platform. This flaw affects all versions from 3.0.0 up to but not including 3.2.2. Discovered by security researcher “an4er” and disclosed by ShunFeng Cai on the Apache DolphinScheduler developer mailing list, the vulnerability allows attackers to execute remote code on affected systems. This poses a serious risk, as it could enable unauthorized users to take control of systems, leading to potential data breaches, system disruptions, or further malicious activities.

The vulnerability has been classified with an “important” severity level, highlighting the significant threat it poses. Attackers exploiting this flaw could gain arbitrary code execution capabilities, which could result in severe impacts on system integrity and confidentiality. The flaw underscores the necessity for prompt action to safeguard against such risks, especially given the critical nature of the affected software.

To mitigate the risk, users are strongly advised to upgrade to Apache DolphinScheduler version 3.2.2, which includes essential patches addressing the security issue. The Apache Software Foundation has emphasized the urgency of this upgrade to protect systems from potential exploitation. For users who are unable to perform the upgrade immediately, implementing additional security measures is recommended to bolster defenses against potential attacks.

The response from the Apache DolphinScheduler community has been swift, providing guidance and updates to help users address the vulnerability. This incident highlights the importance of maintaining up-to-date software and staying vigilant about security advisories. As cyber threats continue to evolve, organizations must prioritize regular software updates and proactive security measures to protect their systems from emerging vulnerabilities.

Reference:

  • Critical Apache DolphinScheduler Vulnerability Allows Remote Code Execution
Tags: ApacheAugust 2024Cyber AlertsCyber Alerts 2024Cyber threatsDolphinScheduleropen sourceShunFeng CaiVulnerability
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