Removing deprecated images for security. #199
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An old security vulnerability was recently identified in our Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04 Docker images related to a malicious dependency in the event-stream npm package we include as a dependency of our proboscis npm package. See dominictarr/event-stream#116 for more details on the event-stream vulnerability. Our investigation into how this vulnerability affected our Docker images identified that some older Probo Docker image tags built at the time that vulnerability was active do contain the malicious flatmap-stream npm package. The specific security vulnerability was patched shortly after it was identified by the cryptocurrency wallet, Copay, which was the target of the original attack. We have not identified any malicious activity that has occurred on our servers related to this vulnerability, but we are removing all of the Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 16.04 images that contain the flatmap-stream npm package from our authorized images list effective immediately to address any possible security concerns related to the malicious flatmap-stream package. We have recently added 18.04 images for all supported PHP versions that do not contain the malicious flatmap-stream package. All Probo users are advised to update their 14.04 or 16.04 images to the respective 18.04 image in their .probo.yaml. See https://docs.probo.ci/build/images/ for the most up to date approved Probo Docker images.
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An old security vulnerability was recently identified in our Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04 Docker images related to a malicious dependency in the event-stream npm package we include as a dependency of our proboscis npm package. See dominictarr/event-stream#116 for more details on the event-stream vulnerability.
Our investigation into how this vulnerability affected our Docker images identified that some older Probo Docker image tags built at the time that vulnerability was active do contain the malicious flatmap-stream npm package. The specific security vulnerability was patched shortly after it was identified by the cryptocurrency wallet, Copay, which was the target of the original attack.
We have not identified any malicious activity that has occurred on our servers related to this vulnerability, but we are removing all of the Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 16.04 images that contain the flatmap-stream npm package from our authorized images list effective immediately to address any possible security concerns related to the malicious flatmap-stream package.
We have recently added 18.04 images for all supported PHP versions that do not contain the malicious flatmap-stream package. All Probo users are advised to update their 14.04 or 16.04 images to the respective 18.04 image in their .probo.yaml. See https://docs.probo.ci/build/images/ for the most up to date approved Probo Docker images.