NVIDIA Container Chaos: New Vulnerability Unleashes Host Takeover Mayhem!

NVIDIA Container Toolkit’s patched vulnerability CVE-2025-23359 just got a bypass! Cybersecurity researchers found a way to break out of container isolation and access the host. It’s like sneaking into a VIP party using an expired invite—except this party might crash your server. Update now or risk uninvited guests!

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Oh NVIDIA, you had one job – keep those containers contained! But it looks like someone left the backdoor open, and now we’ve got a case of containers gone wild, running amok with access to the entire host. Time to patch up and lock down, folks!

Key Points:

  • New vulnerability CVE-2025-23359 found in NVIDIA Container Toolkit, rated 8.3 on the CVSS scale.
  • Affects all versions up to 1.17.3, with fixes in version 1.17.4; similar fixes for NVIDIA GPU Operator.
  • Vulnerability allows crafted container images to access the host file system, leading to potential chaos.
  • Researchers exploited the vulnerability using symbolic links to mount host root files into containers.
  • Recommended to upgrade to the latest version and keep “–no-cntlibs” flag enabled.

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