CGA-GG44-24GC-5QJF: apache-nifi
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CGA-GG44-24GC-5QJF is a vulnerability in apache-nifi with no CVSS score yet.
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Affected systems
Chainguard100 products
- apache-nifi< 2.0.0-r0
- apache-nifi-compat< 2.0.0-r0
- apache-nifi-toolkit< 2.0.0-r0
- celeborn-0.5< 0.5.4-r26
- celeborn-0.6< 0.6.3-r7
- confluent-common-docker< 7.6.9-r0
- confluent-kafka< 8.0.0.6-r0
- confluent-kafka-jre-bcfips< 8.0.0.9-r0
- hadoop-client-modules< 3.3.6-r8
- kafka_exporter-strimzi-compat< 0.45.0-r2
- kafka-3.7< 3.7.1-r1
- kafka-3.8< 3.8.1-r0
- kafka-strimzi-compat< 0.45.0-r2
- kserve< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-agent< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-agent-compat< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-manager< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-manager-compat< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-modelmesh< 0.12.0-r13
- kserve-modelmesh-compat< 0.12.0-r13
- kserve-qpext< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-qpext-compat< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-router< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-router-compat< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-storage-controller< 0.14.0-r0
- logstash-8-with-output-opensearch< 8.15.4-r0
- management-api-for-apache-cassandra-4.0< 0.1.89-r0
- management-api-for-apache-cassandra-4.0-compat< 0.1.89-r0
- management-api-for-apache-cassandra-4.1< 0.1.109-r0
- management-api-for-apache-cassandra-5.0< 0.1.89-r0
- management-api-for-apache-cassandra-5.0-compat< 0.1.89-r0
- opensearch-2< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-alerting< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-analysis-icu< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-analysis-kuromoji< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-analysis-nori< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-analysis-phonetic< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-analysis-smartcn< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-analysis-stempel< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-analysis-ukrainian< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-anomaly-detection< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-asynchronous-search< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-cross-cluster-replication< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-crypto-kms< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-custom-codecs< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-discovery-azure-classic< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-discovery-ec2< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-discovery-gce< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-entrypoint-compat< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-geospatial< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-identity-shiro< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-index-management< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-ingest-attachment< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-job-scheduler< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-k-nn< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-mapper-annotated-text< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-mapper-murmur3< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-mapper-size< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-ml-commons< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-neural-search< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-notifications< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-observability< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-performance-analyzer< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-reporting< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-repository-azure< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-repository-gcs< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-repository-s3< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-security< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-security-analytics< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-sql< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-store-smb< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-telemetry-otel< 2.17.1-r1
- opensearch-2-transport-nio< 2.17.1-r1
- prometheus-jmx-exporter-strimzi-compat< 0.45.0-r2
- rangerAll versions (No fix recorded)
- sonarqube< 25.6.0.109173-r0
- sonarqube-10< 24.12.0.100206-r0
- sonarqube-docker-compat< 25.6.0.109173-r0
- sonarqube-scripts< 25.6.0.109173-r0
- strimzi-kafka-operator< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-cluster-operator< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-agent< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-base< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-init< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-thirdparty-libs< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-thirdparty-libs-cc< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-topic-operator< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-tracing-agent< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-user-operator< 0.45.0-r2
- wildfly< 35.0.1-r12
- wildfly-openjdk-17< 35.0.1-r12
- wildfly-openjdk-17-compat< 35.0.1-r12
- wildfly-openjdk-21< 35.0.1-r12
- wildfly-openjdk-21-compat< 35.0.1-r12
- zookeeper-3.8< 3.8.4-r1
- zookeeper-3.8-compat< 3.8.4-r0
- zookeeper-3.8-iamguarded-compat< 3.8.4-r1
- zookeeper-3.9< 3.9.2.0-r4
- zookeeper-fips-3.8< 3.8.5-r1
- zookeeper-fips-3.9< 3.9.2.0-r5
Wolfi45 products
- apache-nifi< 2.0.0-r0
- apache-nifi-compat< 2.0.0-r0
- apache-nifi-toolkit< 2.0.0-r0
- celeborn-0.6< 0.6.3-r7
- confluent-common-docker< 7.6.9-r0
- confluent-kafka< 8.0.0.6-r0
- kafka_exporter-strimzi-compat< 0.45.0-r2
- kafka-strimzi-compat< 0.45.0-r2
- kserve< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-agent< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-agent-compat< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-manager< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-manager-compat< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-modelmesh< 0.12.0-r13
- kserve-modelmesh-compat< 0.12.0-r13
- kserve-qpext< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-qpext-compat< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-router< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-router-compat< 0.14.0-r0
- kserve-storage-controller< 0.14.0-r0
- logstash-8-with-output-opensearch< 8.15.4-r0
- management-api-for-apache-cassandra-5.0< 0.1.89-r0
- management-api-for-apache-cassandra-5.0-compat< 0.1.89-r0
- opensearch-2< 2.17.1-r1
- prometheus-jmx-exporter-strimzi-compat< 0.45.0-r2
- sonarqube< 25.6.0.109173-r0
- sonarqube-10< 24.12.0.100206-r0
- sonarqube-docker-compat< 25.6.0.109173-r0
- sonarqube-scripts< 25.6.0.109173-r0
- strimzi-kafka-operator< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-cluster-operator< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-agent< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-base< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-init< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-thirdparty-libs< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-kafka-thirdparty-libs-cc< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-topic-operator< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-tracing-agent< 0.45.0-r2
- strimzi-kafka-operator-user-operator< 0.45.0-r2
- wildfly< 35.0.1-r12
- wildfly-openjdk-17< 35.0.1-r12
- wildfly-openjdk-17-compat< 35.0.1-r12
- wildfly-openjdk-21< 35.0.1-r12
- wildfly-openjdk-21-compat< 35.0.1-r12
- zookeeper-3.9< 3.9.2.0-r4
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