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GCP-2026-045
Published: 2026-06-29
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Fixes a vulnerability where blocked QPACK decoding can cause a Denial-of-Service Attack against the HTTP/3 stack. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. Managed Cloud Service Mesh is not affected by this CVE. |
High |
GCP-2026-040
Published: 2026-06-23
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The fix correctly discards TLVs over the size limit. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
Moderate |
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Fixes ext_proc issue with packed responses. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
Moderate |
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Fixes ext_authz per route client uaf crash. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedOnly the latest 1.28 and 1.29 Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
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Moderate |
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Fixes a bug where REQUESTED_SERVER_NAME may crash envoy. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedOnly the latest 1.29 Cloud Service Mesh version is impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
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High |
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Fixed an issue when handling HTTP internal redirects for body-less requests. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
Moderate |
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Enforce MaxInflateRatio inside the decompressor inner loop to prevent OOM from crafted payloads. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
High |
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Cancel token client on filter destroy to avoid UAF. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
Moderate |
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Fixes embedded NUL byte SAN validation bypass vulnerability. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
Moderate |
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Fixes direct response grpc status issue. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
Moderate |
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Fix sanity checking of the query name length to avoid abnormal process termination. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
Moderate |
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Fixes TcpStatsdSync buffer overflow issue with a large status name. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
Moderate |
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Validates HTTP/3 headers-only request and response content-length. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
High |
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Fixes the padding oracle in OAuth2 code. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
Moderate |
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Fixes stack overflow in destructor by limiting nesting depth. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.26 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
High |
GCP-2026-035
Published: 2026-06-08
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A vulnerability in Envoy's HTTP/2 downstream request processing allows an unauthenticated remote client to trigger excessive memory consumption, potentially resulting in OOM termination of the Envoy process and denial of service. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.25 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. This CVE fix has not been backported. Upgrade to v1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |
High |
GCP-2026-013
Published: 2026-03-11
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Fixes multivalue header bypass in RBAC. What should I do?Check if your clusters are impactedAll Cloud Service Mesh versions are impacted by this CVE. MitigationFor in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh, upgrade your cluster to one of the following patched versions:
If you're using Cloud Service Mesh v1.25 or earlier, your release has reached end of life and is no longer supported. These CVE fixes have not been backported. Upgrade to version 1.26 or later. For managed Cloud Service Mesh, follow the instructions in the MSA. All versions remain supported and your system will be automatically updated over the coming weeks. |