Graylog 7.0.12 → 7.2.1
17 releases · 0 breaking changes · 5 security fixes · 3 advisories fixed
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Vulnerabilities fixed by this upgrade
- 7.2 GHSA-w9wq-g358-3x8g Privilege escalation via user creation and user permission/role updates
- 5.3 GHSA-vpqc-v737-94g9 Palo Alto Networks input parser can be exploited to consume excessive CPU and delay message processing
- 7.5 GHSA-xwgc-q8x5-538w IPFIX input parser can be exploited to consume excessive CPU and block message processing
Breaking changes
None in the release notes.
Security changes
- security Fixes GHSA-w9wq-g358-3x8g: Privilege escalation via user creation and user permission/role updates in 7.1.9
- security Fixes CVE-2026-69190: Manager-to-Owner privilege escalation on saved searches and dashboards in 7.1.4
- security Fixes CVE-2026-55841: Fortigate syslog message parser can be exploited to modify or delete fields from the original message in 7.1.2
- security Fixes CVE-2026-55867: Graylog token revocation endpoint allows authenticated users to delete other users’ access tokens in 7.1.2
- security Fixes GHSA-w9wq-g358-3x8g: Privilege escalation via user creation and user permission/role updates in 7.0.13
Every release in between
securityFixes GHSA-w9wq-g358-3x8g: Privilege escalation via user creation and user permission/role updates
securityFixes CVE-2026-69190: Manager-to-Owner privilege escalation on saved searches and dashboards
securityFixes CVE-2026-55841: Fortigate syslog message parser can be exploited to modify or delete fields from the original message
securityFixes CVE-2026-55867: Graylog token revocation endpoint allows authenticated users to delete other users’ access tokens
securityFixes GHSA-w9wq-g358-3x8g: Privilege escalation via user creation and user permission/role updates