Please do not report security vulnerabilities or security incidents via public channels (such as GitHub Issues or Pull Requests). To ensure coordinated disclosure, submit your findings via email to: osbuilders@redhat.com
To help us triage and resolve the issue efficiently, please include the following in your report:
- Title: A concise, descriptive summary of the issue.
- Reporter Details: Your name/handle and affiliation.
- Technical Description: Detailed information regarding the vulnerability.
- Affected Versions: The specific version(s) or range(s) of software tested.
- Reproduction Steps: A minimal, functional example to reproduce the issue.
- Impact Assessment: Potential exploit scenarios and perceived severity (optional).
- Suggested Fix: Any proposed patches or mitigations (optional).
- Disclosure Status: Whether this has been shared with other parties or published and your plan for future sharing (e.g., at a conference).
We aim to provide an initial acknowledgement of your report within 3 business days.
Our goal is to assess the report, coordinate fix and disclosure as quickly as possible. All confirmed security vulnerabilities and incidents will be addressed according to severity level and impact on the project.
Direct all security questions and vulnerability reports to:
- Email: osbuilders@redhat.com
For the full vulnerability management and incident response policy, see the Image Builder Security documentation.
We regularly perform patch releases for the supported latest versions, which contain fixes for relevant security vulnerabilities and important bugs. Prior releases might receive critical security fixes on a best-effort basis. However, we cannot guarantee that security fixes will get back-ported to unsupported versions.
Refer to each project's release page for the latest version:
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For guidance on reporting actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents under the CRA, see Reporting Actively Exploited Vulnerabilities and Severe Incidents.
Refer to Red Hat's security practices and vulnerability management policy for detailed information.