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Update on Ray CVEs CVE-2023-6019, CVE-2023-6020, CVE-2023-6021, CVE-2023-48022, CVE-2023-48023

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Date Published
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Anyscale team
Word Count
508
Company Posts That Month
11
Language
English
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Summary

Ray has released patches for four of the five reported CVEs (CVE-2023-6019, CVE-2023-6020, CVE-2023-6021, and CVE-2023-48023) in master and will be part of Ray 2.8.1. The remaining one (CVE-2023-48022), related to lack of authentication built into Ray, is a design decision based on how security boundaries are drawn and consistent with best practices. Ray's security boundary is outside the cluster, so it does not consider this bug a vulnerability or even a bug. However, they recognize its potential value in defense-in-depth strategy and plan to implement authentication as a new feature in a future release.

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