Project Bypass
Security incidents tagged Project Bypass. Newest first.
1 Project Bypass incident in the last 12 months
- Incidents
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- Live
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- Patched
- 1
- Days without an incident
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- Longest quiet run: 0 days
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- Patched
LXD host escapes via malicious images, backup compression, and restricted project bypass (GHSA-jpf8 / GHSA-9j25 / GHSA-vghh / GHSA-pjff / GHSA-fmc8 / GHSA-47w9)
On Nov 6 2026 Canonical published a wave of critical LXD advisories (CVSS 9.9) for host escapes. Already tracked: GHSA-jpf8-86f3-wp38 / CVE-2026-48752 (templates/ symlink AFRW) and GHSA-9j25-mm2h-2f76 / CVE-2026-48750 (exec-output symlink AFW). Same-day additions: GHSA-vghh-5rfx-xhq8 / CVE-2026-48749 (rootfs/ symlink AFRW in a crafted image); GHSA-pjff-c2wc-f6jm / CVE-2026-48769 (arbitrary file write via trusted Incus-Image-Hash path traversal on source.type=url downloads); GHSA-fmc8-p6q7-75cc / CVE-2026-48755 (backup compression_algorithm argument injection leading to AFW/ACE). All were reported from the Incus fork. Fixes are in the github.com/canonical/lxd Go module; upgrade to fixed builds that include the advisory commits / firstPatched versions. Also folded GHSA-47w9-6r3f-938g / CVE-2026-48751: instance snapshots ignore `restricted.containers.lowlevel=block`, allowing abuse of raw.lxc / raw.qemu hooks for host ACE after moving a crafted snapshot into a restricted project; LXD >= 4.12 affected; patched in 6.9 / 5.21.5 / 5.0.7 (reported from Incus GHSA-48q5-w887-33wv; originally published Jun 26 2026, resurfaced in the Nov 6 critical GHSA wave).
Canonical LXD (Incus fork also affected)Since Nov 6, 2026
