Grafana and Ollama Vulnerabilities Identified by Groma Scanning Engine
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- •Groma scanning engine provides daily updates on vulnerabilities in public-facing software.
- •Vulnerabilities in Grafana and Ollama have been observed but specific details are not disclosed.
- •Organizations using these platforms should monitor for updates and potential vulnerabilities.
Bitsight's Groma scanning engine reported vulnerabilities in Grafana and Ollama software, with observations made over the past 30 days. These vulnerabilities are cataloged by address, port, and domain name, indicating potential exposure for users of these platforms. The specific details regarding the vulnerabilities, including CVEs, were not disclosed in the articles. The scope of impact remains unclear, but the continuous global survey suggests widespread monitoring of public-facing Internet services. Organizations using Grafana or Ollama should remain vigilant for any updates or patches released by the respective vendors. The current status indicates ongoing monitoring with no immediate threats reported.
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