CGA-2WP9-Q2JP-VFJ4: akhq
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CGA-2WP9-Q2JP-VFJ4 is a vulnerability in akhq with no CVSS score yet.
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010
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0%100%
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Affected systems
Chainguard123 products
- akhq< 0.27.1-r1
- apache-hop< 2.17.0-r13
- apache-hop-fips< 2.17.0-r13
- apache-nifi< 2.9.0-r6
- apache-pulsar-4.0< 4.0.10-r1
- apache-pulsar-4.1< 4.1.3-r15
- apache-pulsar-4.2< 4.2.1-r2
- apache-pulsar-fips-4.0< 4.0.9-r16
- apache-pulsar-fips-4.2< 4.2.1-r3
- apicurio-registry< 3.2.1-r5
- apicurio-registry-fips< 3.3.0-r1
- camunda-8.8< 8.8.24-r1
- camunda-8.9< 8.9.5-r2
- camunda-zeebe-8.6< 8.6.39-r6
- camunda-zeebe-8.7< 8.7.29-r1
- camunda-zeebe-8.8< 8.8.24-r1
- camunda-zeebe-8.9< 8.9.5-r2
- commercial-elasticsearch-8.19< 8.19.16-r0
- commercial-elasticsearch-9.3< 9.3.5-r0
- commercial-elasticsearch-9.4< 9.4.1-r0
- druid< 37.0.0-r3
- elasticsearch-8.19< 8.19.15-r1
- elasticsearch-8.19-iamguarded< 8.19.15-r1
- elasticsearch-9.1< 9.1.10-r5
- elasticsearch-9.1-iamguarded< 9.1.10-r5
- elasticsearch-9.2< 9.2.8-r3
- elasticsearch-9.2-iamguarded< 9.2.8-r3
- elasticsearch-9.3< 9.3.4-r1
- elasticsearch-9.3-iamguarded< 9.3.4-r1
- elasticsearch-9.4< 9.4.1-r0
- elasticsearch-9.4-iamguarded< 9.4.1-r0
- elasticsearch-fips-8.19< 8.19.15-r1
- elasticsearch-fips-9.1< 9.1.10-r12
- elasticsearch-fips-9.2< 9.2.8-r1
- elasticsearch-fips-9.3< 9.3.4-r1
- elasticsearch-fips-9.4< 9.4.1-r0
- flyway< 12.6.0-r0
- flyway-fips< 12.6.0-r0
- gremlin-server< 3.8.1-r2
- hono-adapter-mqtt< 2.7.0-r15
- hono-cli< 2.7.0-r15
- hono-service-auth< 2.7.0-r15
- hono-service-command-router< 2.7.0-r15
- hono-service-device-registry-jdbc< 2.7.0-r15
- infinispan-15.0< 15.0.22-r7
- infinispan-15.1< 15.1.7-r15
- infinispan-15.2< 15.2.6-r15
- infinispan-16.0< 16.0.11-r2
- infinispan-16.1< 16.1.3-r2
- kafbat-ui< 1.4.2-r10
- kafbat-ui-fips< 1.4.2-r9
- kafka-bridge< 0.33.1-r16
- kafka-bridge-fips< 0.33.1-r11
- kayenta-2025.4< 2025.4.3-r8
- kayenta-2026.0< 2026.0.2-r8
- kayenta-2026.1< 2026.1.0-r1
- kayenta-fips-2025.4< 2025.4.3-r9
- kayenta-fips-2026.0< 2026.0.2-r9
- kayenta-fips-2026.1< 2026.1.0-r1
- keycloak-26.6< 26.6.1-r2
- keycloak-26.6-iamguarded-compat< 26.6.1-r2
- keycloak-26.6-operator< 26.6.1-r2
- keycloak-fips-26.6< 26.6.1-r4
- keycloak-fips-26.6-iamguarded-fips< 26.6.1-r3
- keycloak-fips-26.6-operator< 26.6.1-r4
- knative-kafka-broker-1.20-dispatcher-loom< 1.20.3-r6
- knative-kafka-broker-1.20-receiver-loom< 1.20.3-r6
- knative-kafka-broker-1.21-dispatcher-loom< 1.21.3-r2
- knative-kafka-broker-1.21-receiver-loom< 1.21.3-r2
- knative-kafka-broker-1.22-dispatcher-loom< 1.22.0-r2
- knative-kafka-broker-1.22-receiver-loom< 1.22.0-r2
- knative-kafka-broker-fips-1.20-dispatcher-loom< 1.20.3-r6
- knative-kafka-broker-fips-1.20-receiver-loom< 1.20.3-r6
- knative-kafka-broker-fips-1.21-dispatcher-loom< 1.21.3-r4
- knative-kafka-broker-fips-1.21-receiver-loom< 1.21.3-r4
- knative-kafka-broker-fips-1.22-dispatcher-loom< 1.22.0-r2
- management-api-for-apache-cassandra-4.0< 0.1.117-r1
- management-api-for-apache-cassandra-4.1< 0.1.117-r1
- management-api-for-apache-cassandra-5.0< 0.1.117-r1
- opensearch-2-repository-azure< 2.19.4-r14
- opensearch-3-repository-azure< 3.6.0-r5
- opensearch-fips-3-repository-azure< 3.7.0-r0
- pinot< 1.5.0-r4
- pinot-fips< 1.5.0-r3
- s3proxy< 3.1.0-r2
- s3proxy-fips< 3.1.0-r2
- seata-server< 2.6.0-r9
- sonarqube< 26.7.0.124771-r0
- spark-4.0-scala-2.13< 4.0.2-r12
- spark-4.1-scala-2.13< 4.1.2-r1
- spark-fips-4.1-scala-2.13< 4.1.1-r14
- spark-kubernetes-operator< 0.9.0-r0
- spark-kubernetes-operator-fips< 0.9.0-r0
- strimzi-kafka-operator-cluster-operator< 0.51.0-r26
- strimzi-kafka-operator-fips-cluster-operator< 1.0.0-r0
- strimzi-kafka-operator-fips-kafka-agent< 1.0.0-r0
- strimzi-kafka-operator-fips-kafka-init< 1.0.0-r0
- strimzi-kafka-operator-fips-kafka-thirdparty-libs-cc< 1.0.0-r0
- strimzi-kafka-operator-fips-topic-operator< 1.0.0-r0
- strimzi-kafka-operator-fips-tracing-agent< 1.0.0-r0
- strimzi-kafka-operator-fips-user-operator< 1.0.0-r0
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-agent< 0.51.0-r26
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-init< 0.51.0-r26
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-thirdparty-libs-cc< 0.51.0-r26
- strimzi-kafka-operator-topic-operator< 0.51.0-r26
- strimzi-kafka-operator-tracing-agent< 0.51.0-r26
- strimzi-kafka-operator-user-operator< 0.51.0-r26
- tez< 0.10.5-r12
- thingsboard-tb-mqtt-transport< 4.3.1.1-r8
- thingsboard-tb-node< 4.3.1.1-r8
- trino-plugin-delta-lake< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-exchange-filesystem< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-exchange-hdfs< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-hive< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-hudi< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-iceberg< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-lakehouse< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-pinot< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-spooling-filesystem< 481-r0
- wildfly-openjdk-17< 39.0.1-r8
- wildfly-openjdk-21< 39.0.1-r8
- zipkin< 3.6.1-r6
- zipkin-slim< 3.6.1-r6
Wolfi40 products
- akhq< 0.27.1-r1
- apache-nifi< 2.9.0-r6
- apache-pulsar-4.1< 4.1.3-r15
- apache-pulsar-4.2< 4.2.1-r2
- apicurio-registry< 3.2.1-r5
- druid< 37.0.0-r3
- flyway< 12.6.0-r0
- infinispan-16.0< 16.0.11-r2
- infinispan-16.1< 16.1.3-r2
- keycloak-26.6< 26.6.1-r2
- keycloak-26.6-iamguarded-compat< 26.6.1-r2
- keycloak-26.6-operator< 26.6.1-r2
- management-api-for-apache-cassandra-5.0< 0.1.117-r1
- opensearch-3-repository-azure< 3.6.0-r5
- sonarqube< 26.7.0.124771-r0
- spark-4.0-scala-2.13< 4.0.2-r12
- spark-4.1-scala-2.13< 4.1.2-r1
- strimzi-kafka-operator-cluster-operator< 0.51.0-r26
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-agent< 0.51.0-r26
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-init< 0.51.0-r26
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-thirdparty-libs-cc< 0.51.0-r26
- strimzi-kafka-operator-topic-operator< 0.51.0-r26
- strimzi-kafka-operator-tracing-agent< 0.51.0-r26
- strimzi-kafka-operator-user-operator< 0.51.0-r26
- tez< 0.10.5-r12
- thingsboard-tb-mqtt-transport< 4.3.1.1-r8
- thingsboard-tb-node< 4.3.1.1-r8
- trino-plugin-delta-lake< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-exchange-filesystem< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-exchange-hdfs< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-hive< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-hudi< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-iceberg< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-lakehouse< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-pinot< 481-r0
- trino-plugin-spooling-filesystem< 481-r0
- wildfly-openjdk-17< 39.0.1-r8
- wildfly-openjdk-21< 39.0.1-r8
- zipkin< 3.6.1-r6
- zipkin-slim< 3.6.1-r6
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