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openSUSE kanidm Critical Privilege Escalation Vulnerability 2026-0192-1

An update that contains security fixes can now be installed.. openSUSE Security Update: Security update for kanidm ______________________________________________________________________________ Announcement ID: openSUSE-SU-2026:0192-1 Rating: critical References: Affected Products: openSUSE Backports SLE-15-SP7 ______________________________________________________________________________ An update that contains security fixes can now be installed. Description: This update for kanidm fixes the following issues: - Update to version 1.10.2~git0.f3dc9ef1f: * Release 1.10.2 * Security - CRITICAL - authenticated user privilege escalation * Refactor modification access paths to remove duplication * Revert ClientID header (#4334) * Disable prompt=login (#4340) * Add missing `/sbin/kanidm-mail-sender` (#4323) * Remove debug symbols in release builds. (#4319) - Update to version 1.10.1~git0.d02660a98: * Release 1.10.1 * Fix copy in TOTP removal prompt and align TOTP case (#4314) * Resolve base64 encoding of webauthn fields (#4312) - Update to version 1.10.0-pre~git1.32e2f8ec6: * Release 1.10.0 * Release 1.10.0-pre * Release notes (#4304) * Update ldap3/webauthn-rs (#4302) * Merge commit from fork * Merge commit from fork * Merge commit from fork * Merge commit from fork * Add notes on server migration (#4301) * 20260517 sparkle (#4280) * Bump mozilla-actions/sccache-action in the all group (#4298) * Bump the all group with 6 updates (#4299) * Bump the all group across 1 directory with 3 updates (#4283) * 20260331 send account recovery emails (#4259) * Update oauth2 well known urls (#4296) * Clippy for Rust 1.95 (#4291) * Invert incorrect thread count logic (#4294) * Allow modification of OAuth2 Refresh Expiry (#4276) * 20260327 Introspection token auth metadata (#4230) * fix: add missingkanidm-mail-sender binary (#4279) * Correctly handle deleted accounts during page visits (#4275) * don't fail auth when passed ui_locales (#4288) * Bump actions/upload-pages-artifact from 4 to 5 in the all group (#4284) * Fix link formatting in oauth2.rs documentation (#4278) * Feat: Add OIDC Prompt Support (#4224) * Handle multivalue URLs in SCIM (#4271) * Correctly encode ssh tag values (#4272) * Bump the all group with 2 updates (#4263) * Bump the all group in /rlm_python with 4 updates (#4262) * Bump the all group with 8 updates (#4264) * Update deployment.md with configuration notes (#4258) * Add .well-known/passkey-endpoints (#4255) * show repl cert metadata and also handle socket timeouts (#4252) * Update docs regarding replication cert lifetime (#4251) * Log cleanup (#4248) * adding timeouts and tests and port docs for mail_sender (#4246) * Bump the all group with 5 updates (#4247) * add dependency data to released containers (#4239) * Fix to end code block and render remaining md correctly (#4241) * Update readme.md for replication (#4236) * Added note on primary email address and email aliases (#4237) * Bump the all group with 6 updates (#4235) * Bump the all group with 2 updates (#4234) * Bump the uv group across 1 directory with 2 updates (#4231) * cli: allow clearing person's legalname attribute (#4228) * Add shell diagnostics (#4220) * OpenSSL shall be vanquished (#4219) * Bump the all group across 1 directory with 16 updates (#4225) * Bump rustls-webpki from 0.103.9 to 0.103.10 (#4223) * Bump flatted (#4222) * Tabular data is tabular (#4221) * Example sshd-config fragment, deployment de-activated on Debian (#4214) * Update RELEASE_NOTES.md (#4215) * fix(debian): Use correct bin path for kanidmd reload (#4212) * Allow urlencoded client_id in basic auth (#4141) * add nsswitch config check to unixd (#4210) * 20260311zxcvbn check (#4206) * Enhance Traefik documentation (#4194) * Re-add incorrectly removed utopia feature flag (#4207) * Update ldap3 to 0.7.0 to resolve config filter issue (#4205) * Added PasswordChangedTime attribute and database field (#3999) * Defer on some routes (#4202) * Remove thread local storage (#4204) * Improve FreeBSD building, fully drop ring as a dependency. * 20260218 credential reset emails (authenticated only) (#4151) * android support for cli (#4197) * Bump the all group with 4 updates (#4198) * Bump the all group with 7 updates (#4199) * feat: bind mount home strategy (#3997) * Bump the all group with 2 updates (#4183) * Bump the all group with 8 updates (#4184) * Bump minimatch (#4180) * Disable multithreading on RADIUS when DEBUG is False. (#4177) * Don't revert admin changes in some groups during migrcation (#4176) * Fix bug where DEBUG is always true in RADIUS entrypoint. (#4169) * 20260220 prevent migration accidents (#4156) * Bump the all group across 1 directory with 20 updates (#4163) * Move the grafana group creation step (#4160) * Alert on unsaved changes (#4155) * pykanidm v1.3.0 - major rewrite to use openapi-generated codebase based on 1.9.0 spec (#4149) * Warn about systemd-userdb (#4147) * Dont require basic auth on token introspection (#4142) * Dont be as upset when migration dir doesnt exist (#4146) * Add AGENTS.md instructions (#4148) * Feature OIDC updated at (#4007) * pykanidm: clarify token use with service accounts (#4043) * Fixed small typo in how_does_oauth2_work.md (#4138) * Bye bye lazy static (#4134) * Allow LDAP CA verification to be disabled in sync (#4133) * Add oauth2 example, fix inter-migration reference handling (#4136) * Add missing future migration in domain check (#4132) * Corrected recycle_bin.md typo (#4135) * 20260211 dev version (#4131) - Update to version1.9.3~git0.7d4108698: * Release 1.9.3 * Security - High: SCIM Filters did not contain a bound on their parsing depth allowing stack exhaustion to occur leading to Denial of Service by an unauthenticated user * Security - Moderate: PNG Image validation did not correctly handle short images allowing a panic to occur in a worker thread. This may lead to system instability over time * Security - Low: HTML injection via user DisplayName in Passkey enrolment dialogs. This allows an admin to execute JS in the context of a users browser. Since the admin already can reset the users credentials, the impact of this is minimal. * Security - Low: non-constant time comparison of OAuth2 client secret may allow a remote attacker to remotely recovery the bytes of the secret. Due to the length of the secret (48 chars) this is infeasible practically. * Security - Low: incorrect handling of origin validation in Webauthn-RS allowed a malicious domain to collide with a valid one (badexample.com would match with example.com). This is mitigated by browsers detecting the forgery and preventing the authentication from proceeding. * Security - High: LDAP Filters did not contain a bound on their parsing depth allowing stack exhaustion to occur leading to Denial of Service by an unauthenticated user. * Update two vulnerable dependencies * Release 1.9.2 * Allow urlencoded client_id in basic auth (#4141) * Update ldap3 to 0.7.0 to resolve config filter issue (#4205) * Remove thread local storage (#4204) - Update to version 1.9.2~git6.896acba35: * Release 1.9.3 * Merge commit from fork * Merge commit from fork * Merge commit from fork * Merge commit from fork * Update two vulnerable dependencies - Update to version 1.9.2~git0.6a2bb66bd: * Release 1.9.2 * Allow urlencoded client_id in basic auth (#4141) * Update ldap3 to 0.7.0 toresolve config filter issue (#4205) * Remove thread local storage (#4204) * Disable multithreading on RADIUS when DEBUG is False. (#4177) * Fix bug where DEBUG is always true in RADIUS entrypoint. (#4169) Patch Instructions: To install this openSUSE Security Update use the SUSE recommended installation methods like YaST online_update or "zypper patch". Alternatively you can run the command listed for your product: - openSUSE Backports SLE-15-SP7: zypper in -t patch openSUSE-2026-192=1 Package List: - openSUSE Backports SLE-15-SP7 (aarch64 x86_64): kanidm-1.10.2~git0.f3dc9ef1f-bp157.2.32.1 kanidm-clients-1.10.2~git0.f3dc9ef1f-bp157.2.32.1 kanidm-docs-1.10.2~git0.f3dc9ef1f-bp157.2.32.1 kanidm-server-1.10.2~git0.f3dc9ef1f-bp157.2.32.1 kanidm-unixd-clients-1.10.2~git0.f3dc9ef1f-bp157.2.32.1 References: . Security update for kanidm on openSUSE addresses critical privilege escalation issues and other vulnerabilities.. openSUSE kanidm security update critical vulnerabilities. . Severity: Critical. LinuxSecurity.com Team

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