API authentication vulnerability found in Snyk Kubernetes integration (CVE-2023-1065)

Snyk notified Enterprise customers using its Kubernetes Monitor integration about CVE-2023-1065, a medium-severity authentication vulnerability affecting the API endpoint that receives Kubernetes container scan results. The issue did not create a direct security risk or expose user data, but it could have allowed irrelevant scan data to be sent to a Snyk organization, potentially obscuring legitimate security findings. Snyk has released an updated Kubernetes Monitor controller with stronger authentication and a new API endpoint, advising affected customers to upgrade promptly because the older insecure endpoints were scheduled for deprecation on April 11, after which older monitor versions would no longer function. Snyk credited Tesco’s Cybersecurity Team for responsibly disclosing the vulnerability and emphasized its commitment to external security testing, accurate vulnerability detection, and service reliability.

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