
Vulnerabilities
Komodo 2.3.3 Authentication Bypass Lets Attackers Execute Root Commands
A critical flaw in Komodo’s Periphery agent allows unauthenticated attackers to bypass checks and run commands as root on managed hosts.
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A critical flaw in Komodo’s Periphery agent allows unauthenticated attackers to bypass checks and run commands as root on managed hosts.

A fix is available for an OS command injection vulnerability in the Komodo Periphery agent that allowed authenticated users to execute arbitrary commands as root.