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Security Notices

On this page, we publish security notices after fixes are available. Fixes are available as alpha or minor releases of the CIB seven platform.

Notices

Notice 120

Publication Date: October 18th, 2024

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of libcurl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.21 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerability

Solution

Camunda has provided the 1.9.22 release for the cawemo-websockets Docker image which contains a fix for the above-mentioned CVE.

Notice 119

Publication Date: October 14th, 2024

Product affected

Camunda 7

Impact

The version of Apache Tomcat shipped with the Camunda Tomcat distribution, Camunda Run, and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot starter had the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda 7 Tomcat is used or Camunda 7 Run is used or Camunda 7 Spring Boot Starter is used.
  • See the NIST link above for detailed description of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerability.

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.19.15, 7.20.8, 7.21.4, 7.22.0-alpha5 which contain a fix.

Notice 118

Publication Date: October 7th, 2024

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The versions of libcrypto3, libssl3, and openssl shipped with cawemo-restapi were affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of spring-webmvc shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of path-to-regexp shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of @sentry/browser shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of @cookie shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The versions of libcrypto3, libssl3, and openssl shipped with cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.20 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.21 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 117

Publication Date: September 16th, 2024

Product affected

Camunda 7

Impact

The version of Apache Tomcat shipped with the Camunda Tomcat distribution, Camunda Run, and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot starter had the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda 7 Tomcat is used or Camunda 7 Run is used or Camunda 7 Spring Boot Starter is used.
  • See the NIST link above for detailed description of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerability.

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.22.0-alpha5, 7.21.4, 7.20.8, 7.19.15 which contain a fix.

Notice 116

Publication Date: August 30th, 2024

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of the Java runtime shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of spring-security-core shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of axios shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of libcurl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.19 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.20 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 115

Publication Date: August 6th, 2024

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The versions of libcrypto3 and libssl3 shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp and cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of openssl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of libcurl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of spring-web shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.18 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.19 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 114

Publication Date: July 1st, 2024

Product affected

Camunda 7

Impact:

The version of angular-translate, included in the Camunda web applications, had a cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability:

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2024-33665

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda 7 web applications.
  • You use a custom plugin that introduces custom translation strings.
  • An attacker can provide forged input to the custom plugin that passes it to the angular-translate library.

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.22.0-alpha3, 7.21.3, 7.20.7, 7.19.14 which contain a fix.

Notice 113

Publication Date: July 1st, 2024

Product affected

Camunda 7

Impact

The version of Apache Tomcat shipped with the Camunda Tomcat distribution, Camunda Run, and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot starter had the following vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda 7 Tomcat is used or Camunda 7 Run is used or Camunda 7 Spring Boot Starter is used.
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities.

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.22.0-alpha3, 7.21.3, 7.20.7, 7.19.14 which contain a fix.

Notice 112

Publication Date: June 28th, 2024

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The versions of libcrypto3 and libssl3 shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp and cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerability:

The versions of busybox, busybox-binsh and ssl_client shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp and cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of undertow-core shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of libxml2 shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of openssl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.17 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.18 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 111

Publication Date: June 12th, 2024

Product affected:

Camunda 7

Impact:

Camunda Forms contained a Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS) vulnerability, which could render the page unresponsive.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You are using Camunda Forms.
  • An attacker can deploy a specially crafted Camunda Form.

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases, which contain a fix: Camunda 7.19.13, 7.20.6, 7.21.2, 7.22.0-alpha2.

Notice 110

Publication Date: May 14th, 2024

Product affected:

Camunda 7

Impact:

The version of the MySQL JDBC connector included in the Camunda 7 Docker images had a vulnerability:

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-22102

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The Camunda Platform 7 Docker containers are used.
  • MySQL is used for the database connection.

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix: Camunda 7.19.12, 7.20.5, 7.21.1, 7.22.0-alpha1

Notice 109

Publication Date: May 13th, 2024

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The versions of libcrypto3 and libssl3 shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp and cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of undertow-core shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of spring-web shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of xnio-api shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of formidable shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of openssl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.16 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.17 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 108

Publication Date: May 3rd, 2024

Product affected:

Camunda 7

Impact:

The version of AngularJS, included in the Camunda web applications, had a backtracking vulnerability:

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2024-21490

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda 7 web applications.
  • You use a custom plugin that utilizes the AngularJS ng-srcset directive.
  • An attacker can provide forged input to the custom plugin that passes it to the ng-srcset directive.

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix: Camunda 7.19.12, 7.20.5, 7.21.0-alpha3.

Notice 107

Publication Date: May 3rd, 2024

Product affected:

Camunda 7

Impact:

The version of the PostgreSQL JDBC driver used in the Camunda Platform 7 Docker images had a vulnerability:

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2024-1597

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda 7 Docker images.
  • You connect to a PostgreSQL database.

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix: Camunda 7.19.12, 7.20.5, 7.21.0-alpha4

Notice 106

Publication Date: April 08th, 2024

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of netty-coded-http shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of spring-web shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of spring-security-core shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of c-ares shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.15 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.16 releases for the cawemo-restapi, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 105

Publication Date: March 15th, 2024

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of spring-web shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of postgresql shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of jose shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of follow-redirects shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of libxml2 shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.14 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.15 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 104

Publication Date: March 1st, 2024

Product affected

Camunda 7

Impact

The version of follow-redirects, included in the Camunda Run SwaggerUI had an Improper Input Validation vulnerability:

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-26159

How to determine if the installation is affected

You expose Camunda Run SwaggerUI publicly by operating it without the --production flag or in combination with the --swaggerui flag.

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.21.0-alpha3, 7.20.4, 7.19.11, 7.18.15, which contain a fix.

Notice 103

Publication Date: February 12th, 2024

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The versions of libcrypto3 and libssl3 shipped with cawemo-restapi were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The versions of libcrypto3 and libssl3 shipped with cawemo-webapp were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of follow-redirects shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The versions of libcrypto3 and libssl3 shipped with cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.12 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.13 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 102

Publication Date: February 12th, 2024

Product affected

Camunda 7

Impact

The version of Logback shipped with Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot Starter had a denial-of-service vulnerability:

Logback versions 1.3.12 and 1.4.12 already tried to fix CVE-2023-6378 but were still affected by:

The Camunda releases listed under the Solution section fix both CVEs CVE-2023-6378 as well as CVE-2023-6481.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Run or Camunda Spring Boot Starter is used AND the logback-receiver component is enabled and also reachable by the attacker.
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities.

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.21.0-alpha3, 7.20.3, 7.19.10, 7.18.14, and RPA Bridge 1.1.11, which contain a fix.

Notice 101

Publication Date: January 3rd, 2024

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The versions of ch.qos.logback:logback-classic and ch.qos.logback:logback-core shipped with cawemo-restapi were affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of ch.qos.logback:logback-core shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of org.springframework.boot:spring-boot shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of libcurl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.11 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.12 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 100

Publication Date: December 11th, 2023

Product affected

Camunda Platform 7

Impact

The version of axios, included in the Camunda Run SwaggerUI, had a Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) vulnerability:

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-45857

How to determine if the installation is affected

You expose Camunda Run SwaggerUI publicly by operating it without the --production flag or in combination with the --swaggerui flag.

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.21.0-alpha2, 7.20.2, 7.19.9, 7.18.13 which contain a fix.

Notice 99

Publication Date: December 11th, 2023

Product affected

Camunda Platform 7

Impact

Camunda Spring Boot Starter and Camunda Run had an Insertion of Sensitive Information into Log File vulnerability that allowed an attacker, for example, to read information about the admin user (user id, first name, last name, and email) which could lead to a targeted brute-force attack to guess the password of the admin user or to send phishing emails to the admin user.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use Camunda Spring Boot Starter or Camunda Run.
  • Your application logs logging statements on severity INFO.
  • An attacker has access to your application logs.

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.21.0-alpha2, 7.20.2, 7.19.9, 7.18.13 which contain a fix.

Notice 98

Publication Date: November 14th, 2023

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The versions of libcrypto3 and libssl3 shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp and cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of openssl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of libcurl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of nghttp2-libs shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of zod shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of axios shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of @babel/traverse shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.10 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.11 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 97

Publication Date: November 13th, 2023

Product affected

Camunda Platform 7

Impact

The version of Apache Tomcat shipped with the Camunda Tomcat distribution, Camunda Run, and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot starter had the following vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Platform Tomcat is used or Camunda Platform Run is used or Camunda Platform Spring Boot Starter is used.
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities.

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.21.0-alpha1, 7.20.1, 7.19.8, 7.18.12, and RPA Bridge 1.1.10 which contain a fix.

Notice 96

Publication Date: October 3rd, 2023

Product affected:

Camunda Desktop Modeler

Impact:

The version of libwebp shipped with Camunda Desktop Modeler was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Modeler 5.15.1 or lower is used

Solution

Camunda has provided the following release which contains a fix:

Notice 95

Publication Date: September 14th, 2023

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of libcrypto3 and libssl3 shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp and cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of busybox, busybox-binsh and ssl_client shipped with cawemo-restapi and cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.9 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.10 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 94

Publication Date: August 8th, 2023

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of Swagger UI included in Camunda Platform Run had a number of third-party library vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use Camunda Platform Run
  • Swagger UI is activated in your deployment of Run
  • An attacker has access to Swagger UI or can influence a user of Swagger UI

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.20.0-alpha4, 7.19.5, 7.18.10, 7.17.15 which contain a fix.

Notice 93

Publication Date: August 1st, 2023

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of spring-security-config shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The versions of libcrypto3 and libssl3 shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of openssl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.8 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.9 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 92

Publication Date: June 27th, 2023

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of netty-handler shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of spring-boot-autoconfigure shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of semver shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The versions of libcrypto3 and libssl3 shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of react/http shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of libcurl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The versions of ncurses-libs and ncurses-terminfo-base shipped with cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of openssl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.7 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.8 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 91

Publication Date: June 6th, 2023

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The Camunda web applications had a path traversal vulnerability that allowed an attacker to read files from the JVM’s classpath (e.g. classes, configuration files, BPMN models - depending on use) and the Camunda web applications’ directory (e.g. web.xml deployment descriptor). In addition, on IBM Websphere 9, an attacker could read files from the file system that the system user running the JVM process could access.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda web applications
  • An attacker has access to the REST API endpoints exposed by the Camunda web application backend

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.20.0-alpha2, 7.19.3, 7.18.9, 7.17.14 which contain a fix. Note that the fix introduces a change that requires migrating Java-based web application plugins.

Notice 90

Publication Date: June 6th, 2023

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of AngularJS, included in the Camunda web applications, had a Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS) vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda web applications
  • An attacker can make a victim provide forged input to the web application

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.20.0-alpha2, 7.19.2, 7.18.8, 7.17.13 which contain a fix.

Notice 89

Publication Date: June 6th, 2023

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of Tomcat, included in the Camunda Tomcat distribution, had one vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda Tomcat distribution
  • You configure the servlet filter RemoteIpFilter in Tomcat and/or a deployed web application

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.20.0-alpha2, 7.19.2, 7.18.8, 7.17.13 which contain a fix.

Notice 88

Publication Date: April 21st, 2023

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of spring-core shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of snakeyaml shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of @sideway/formula shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of guzzlehttp/psr7 shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The versions of libcrypto3 and libssl3 shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of libcurl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of libxml2 shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.6 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.7 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 87

Publication Date: April 11th, 2023

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of the Quarkus Dev UI, part of Camunda’s supported version of the Quarkus framework, had two vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

Solution

Camunda has provided the release 7.19.0 which contains a fix.

Notice 86

Publication Date: March 29th, 2023

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of Apache Tomcat shipped with the Camunda Tomcat distribution, Camunda Run, and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot starter had a vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Platform Tomcat is used or Camunda Platform Run is used or Camunda Platform Spring Boot Starter is used
  • See the NIST link above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.19.0-alpha4, 7.18.6, 7.17.11, 7.16.18 which contain a fix.

Other solutions:

  • Tomcat and Spring Boot can be updated independently of Camunda to the latest patch level

Notice 85

Publication Date: March 29th, 2023

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

In previous versions of Camunda, it was possible that a user remained logged in to the web applications (Cockpit, Tasklist, Admin) after their account was deleted.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda web applications (Cockpit, Tasklist, Admin)
  • The attacker is an authenticated user of the system

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.19.0-alpha5, 7.18.6, 7.17.11, 7.16.18 which contain a fix.

You can find details on the solution and how to configure it in our security guide.

Notice 84

Publication Date: March 14th, 2023

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of Jackson shipped with the Camunda distributions had two vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use a Camunda installation with variables of type json or object variables that are serialized as JSON
  • You use a custom DataFormatConfigurator that activates the deserialization feature UNWRAP_SINGLE_VALUE_ARRAYS on the Jackson ObjectMapper
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.19.0-alpha4, 7.18.5, 7.17.10, 7.16.17 which contain a fix.

Notice 83

Publication Date: February 14th, 2023

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The Camunda Spring Boot starter and Camunda Run could write the hashed password of the administrator user to the application log on startup.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Spring Boot starter or Camunda Run is used
  • The configuration property camunda.bpm.admin-user.id or camunda.bpm.admin-user.password is used

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.19.0-alpha3, 7.18.3, 7.17.9, 7.16.16 which contain a fix.

Notice 82

Publication Date: February 14th, 2023

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of Apache Tomcat shipped with the Camunda distributions, RPA Bridge, and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot starter had three vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Platform Tomcat is used or Camunda Platform Run is used or Camunda Platform Spring Boot Starter or Camunda RPA Bridge is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.19.0-alpha3, 7.18.2, 7.17.8, 7.16.15, RPA Bridge 1.1.9 which contain a fix.

Other solutions:

  • Tomcat and Spring Boot can be updated independently of Camunda to the latest patch level

Notice 81

Publication Date: February 8th, 2023

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of io.netty:netty-codec-http shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of postgresql shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of json5 shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of qs shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of symfony/http-kernel shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of libcurl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.5 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.6 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 80

Publication Date: December 15th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of Scala shipped with the FEEL engine in Camunda Platform 7 was vulnerable to an object deserialization flaw. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The engine configuration property javaSerializationFormatEnabled is set to true (default false)
  • An attacker is able to access the REST API or web applications and has permissions to submit process variables

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.19.0-alpha2, 7.18.1, 7.17.7, and 7.16.14 which contain a fix.

Notice 79

Publication Date: December 1st, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of the Got library used by the Javascript external task client was vulnerable to a redirect attack. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 2.3.1 and 2.2.1 of the External Task Client Javascript which contain a fix.

Notice 78

Publication Date: November 17th, 2022

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of jackson-databind shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of spring-security-core shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of undertow-core shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of deep-object-diff shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of minimatch shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of react/http shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of libcurl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.4 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.5 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 77

Publication Date: October 12th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The H2 console application included in the Camunda Tomcat and Wildfly distributions was vulnerable to remote code execution.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda Tomcat or Wildfly distribution
  • An attacker can make a localhost connection to the H2 console application (note that the H2 console application refuses remote requests)

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix:

  • Camunda Platform 7.18.0, 7.17.6, 7.16.13, and 7.15.19

As an alternative solution, you can remove the h2 web application from your Tomcat or Wildfly server.

Notice 76

Publication Date: September 15th, 2022

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of postgresql shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of snakeyaml shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of undertow-core shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The versions of libcrypto1.1, and libssl1.1 shipped with cawemo-restapi were affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of zlib shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of moment shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of passport shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The versions of libcrypto1.1, and libssl1.1 shipped with cawemo-webapp were affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of zlib shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of guzzlehttp/guzzle shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of busybox shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The versions of openssl, libcrypto1.1, and libssl1.1 shipped with cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of libcurl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of libxml2 shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of ssl_client shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of zlib shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.3 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.4 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 75

Publication Date: August 9th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The H2 console application included in the Camunda Tomcat and Wildfly distributions was vulnerable to remote code execution.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda Tomcat or Wildfly distribution
  • An attacker can make a localhost connection to the H2 console application (note that the H2 console application refuses remote requests)

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix:

  • Camunda Platform 7.18.0-alpha4 and 7.17.3

As an alternative solution, you can remove the h2 web application from your Tomcat or Wildfly server.

Notice 74

Publication Date: August 9th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The Docker images for Camunda Platform 7 contained system libraries with reported vulnerabilities.

libcurl:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda Docker images
  • Due to the low-level nature of these vulnerabilities, we cannot reliably assess if Camunda installations are practically affected. We generally recommend to update for this reason.

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix:

  • Camunda Platform 7.18.0-alpha4, 7.17.3, 7.16.10, and 7.15.16

Notice 73

Publication Date: June 2nd, 2022

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of async shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of moment shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of netty-codec-http shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of spring-security-core shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of spring-core shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of libcurl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of libxml2 shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of xz-libs shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of guzzlehttp/guzzle shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.2 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.3 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 72

Publication Date: May 31st, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of Jackson included in Camunda Platform 7 was vulnerable to denial of service attacks. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • One of the following modules is used:
    • Web applications
    • REST API
    • Camunda Spin
  • An attacker can submit a very large JSON payload to any of the modules’ APIs

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.18.0-alpha1, 7.17.2, 7.16.9, 7.15.15 which contain a fix.

Notice 71

Publication Date: May 31st, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of Groovy included in the Camunda Platform 7 Run, Tomcat, Weblogic, Websphere, Wildfly distributions had a local privilege escalation vulnerability. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • One of the Camunda Platform 7 Run, Tomcat, Weblogic, Websphere, Wildfly distributions is used
  • An attacker can make control the content of a Groovy script in a process

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.18.0-alpha1, 7.17.2, 7.16.9, 7.15.15 which contain a fix.

Notice 70

Publication Date: May 10th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of Resteasy used by the Camunda Platform 7 REST API and web applications had an information disclosure vulnerability. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The Camunda Platform 7 Tomcat distribution is used
  • An attacker can make requests to the REST API or web application endpoints

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.18.0-alpha1, 7.17.1, 7.16.8, 7.15.14 which contain a fix.

Notice 69

Publication Date: May 10th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of the MySQL JDBC connector included in the Camunda Platform 7 Docker images had two known vulnerabilities. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The Camunda Platform 7 Docker containers are used
  • MySQL is used for the database connection

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.18.0-alpha1, 7.17.1, 7.16.8, 7.15.14 which contain a fix.

Notice 68

Publication Date: May 10th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of the Spring Framework used by various Camunda components was vulnerable to remote code execution attacks. This vulnerability is known as Spring4Shell. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Platform 7 is not directly affected by this vulnerability (see our forum announcement). We are making this announcement due to the high popularity of the vulnerability.

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.18.0-alpha1, 7.17.1, 7.16.8, 7.15.14, 7.14.20, RPA Bridge 1.1.7 that update Spring to a version that is not vulnerable.

Notice 67

Publication Date: May 10th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of Apache HTTP Client used by the Java external task client was vulnerable to an attack that a malformed request URL was interpreted incorrectly, which could lead the client to make a request against a different host. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The Java external task client is used
  • An attacker can manipulate the request URL

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.18.0-alpha1, 7.17.1, 7.16.8, 7.15.14 which contain a fix.

Notice 66

Publication Date: May 2nd, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of the Spring Framework used in Camunda Platform 7 was vulnerable to log entry insertion:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use any of the following modules:
    • Standalone web applications
    • Weblogic integration
    • Websphere integration
    • RPA Bridge

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix:

  • Camunda Platform 7.17.0, 7.16.6, 7.15.12, and 7.14.18
  • RPA Bridge 1.1.6

Notice 65

Publication Date: April 7th, 2022

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of spring-webmvc shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

However, as of now, we were not able to identify a possible exploit of this vulnerability in Cawemo via the particular exploit described in the official blog post.

At least two of the prerequisites do not apply to Cawemo: “Apache Tomcat as the Servlet container” and “Packaged as a traditional WAR (in contrast to a Spring Boot executable jar)” (Cawemo is packaged as an executable jar with an embedded Undertow).

Nevertheless, we updated Cawemo to Spring Boot 2.6.6 / Spring MVC 5.3.18 (which includes a fix for the CVE).

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.1 or lower is used
  • See the linked blog post above for a detailed description of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerability

Solution

Camunda has provided the 1.9.2 release for the cawemo-restapi Docker image which contains a fix.

Notice 64

Publication Date: April 7th, 2022

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of busybox shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of openssl shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of zlib shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of jackson-databind shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of postgresql shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of ansi-regex shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of minimist shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of libxml2 shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of guzzlehttp/psr7 shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.1 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.2 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp, and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 63

Publication Date: April 1st, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of the PostgreSQL JDBC driver used in the Camunda Platform 7 Docker images had multiple vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda Docker images
  • You connect to a PostgreSQL database

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix:

  • Camunda Platform 7.17.0-alpha5, 7.16.7, 7.15.13, and 7.14.19

Notice 62

Publication Date: April 1st, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of Apache Tomcat shipped with the Camunda distributions, RPA Bridge, and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot starter had two vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Platform Tomcat is used or Camunda Platform Run is used or Camunda Platform Spring Boot Starter or Camunda RPA Bridge is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.17.0-alpha6, 7.16.7, 7.15.13, 7.14.19, RPA Bridge 1.1.6 which contain a fix.

Other solutions:

  • Tomcat and Spring Boot can be updated independently of Camunda to the latest patch level

Notice 61

Publication Date: April 1st, 2022 (updated April 11th, 2022)

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The Docker images for Camunda Platform 7 contained system libraries with reported vulnerabilities.

libexpat:

openssl:

libxml2:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda Docker images
  • Due to the low-level nature of these vulnerabilities, we cannot reliably assess if Camunda installations are practically affected. We generally recommend to update for this reason.

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix:

  • Camunda Platform 7.17.0-alpha6, 7.16.7, 7.15.13, and 7.14.19

Notice 60

Publication Date: March 9th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The Tomcat and Wildfly distributions include the H2 console web application that is vulnerable to remote code execution attacks.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use either the Tomcat or Wildfly distribution
  • An attacker can access the h2 console path (e.g. https://<host>/h2 by default)
  • Note that this is independent if h2 is actually used as the Camunda database

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix, as of which the h2 console is only accessible for localhost connections:

  • Camunda Platform 7.17.0-alpha5, 7.16.6, 7.15.12, and 7.14.18

As an alternative solution on lower versions, you can remove the h2 web application from the application server.

Notice 59

Publication Date: March 9th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

The version of Jackson used by Camunda Platform 7 was vulnerable to Denial of Service attacks.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use the Camunda Platform 7 REST API
  • An attacker is able to submit process variables
  • The Java serialization format for variables is enabled

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix:

  • Camunda Platform 7.17.0-alpha5, 7.16.6, 7.15.12, and 7.14.18

Notice 58

Publication Date: March 2nd, 2022

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The version of netty-tcnative-classes shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of min-dash shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of node-fetch shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of follow-redirects shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.9.0 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.9.1 releases for the cawemo-restapi and cawemo-webapp Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 57

Publication Date: February 8th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform 7

Impact:

When connected to LDAP, Camunda Platform Run logged sensitive LDAP connection configuration options during startup.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You use Camunda Platform Run
  • You connect Camunda Platform Run to LDAP for user management
  • An attacker has access to the log output

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix:

  • Camunda Platform 7.17.0-alpha4, 7.16.5, 7.15.11, and 7.14.17

Notice 56

Publication Date: January 21th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, IAM

Impact:

Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, and IAM bundle log4j libraries for which the following CVE has been published:

Similar to the security notice 54 on Dec 23rd, 2021, the products do not bundle the log4j-core library which contains the vulnerability referred to by the CVE. As a result, Camunda does not consider Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, or IAM to be affected by the vulnerability.

Still, Camunda recommends applying fixes as mentioned in Solutions below.

How to determine if the installation is affected

You are using Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, or IAM.

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix:

  • Camunda Platform 7.17.0-alpha3, 7.16.5, 7.15.11, and 7.14.17
  • Camunda RPA Bridge 1.1.5
  • Camunda Optimize 3.7.0
  • Cawemo 1.9.0
  • IAM 1.1.12

Notice 55

Publication Date: January 14th, 2022

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

Camunda Spin was vulnerable to XML external entity (XXE) attacks when XML variables were used.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Spin is on the classpath
    • Camunda distributions are used (e.g. Run, Tomcat, Wildfly)
    • Spin is used as a project dependency
  • An attacker is able to access the REST API or web applications and has permissions to submit process variables

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.17.0-alpha3, 7.16.4, 7.15.10, 7.14.16 which contain a fix.

Notice 54

Publication Date: December 23rd, 2021

Product components affected:

Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, IAM

Impact:

Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, and IAM bundle log4j libraries for which the following CVE has been published:

Similar to the security notice 52 on Dec 17th, 2021, the products do not bundle the log4j-core library which contains the vulnerability referred to by the CVE. As a result, Camunda does not consider Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, or IAM to be affected by the vulnerability.

Still, Camunda recommends applying fixes as mentioned in Solutions below.

How to determine if the installation is affected

You are using Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, or IAM.

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix:

  • Camunda Automation Platform 7.17.0-alpha3, 7.16.4, 7.15.10, and 7.14.16
  • Camunda RPA Bridge 1.1.4
  • Camunda Optimize 3.6.5
  • Cawemo 1.8.4
  • IAM 1.1.11

Notice 53

Publication Date: December 21st, 2021

Product affected

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact

The version of netty-codec-http shipped with cawemo-restapi was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of laravel/framework shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.8.3 or lower is used.
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.8.4 releases for the cawemo-restapi and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVEs.

Notice 52

Publication Date: December 17th, 2021

Product components affected

Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, IAM.

Impact

Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, and Camunda Optimize and IAM bundle log4j libraries for which the following CVEs have been published:

Specifically, the products bundle log4j-api and log4j-to-slf4j. However, the products do not bundle the log4j-core library which contains the vulnerability referred to by the CVE. As a result, Camunda does not consider Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, or IAM to be affected by the vulnerability.

If you make use of any Camunda Optimize Demo Distribution, be aware that the bundled Elasticsearch is also affected by this CVE. However, according to Elastic no remote code execution is possible on Elasticsearch nodes, see the Elastic Security Announcement.

If you are using any of the Camunda Spring Boot Starters and switched the default logging system to Log4J2, make sure to either update your version of Log4J as described in the following Spring Boot article or switch to a different logging implementation as described in the Spring Boot guide.

Still, Camunda recommends applying fixes as mentioned in Solutions below.

How to determine if the installation is affected

You are using Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, or IAM.

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix

  • Camunda Platform Runtime 7.17.0-alpha3, 7.16.3, 7.15.9, and 7.14.15
  • Camunda RPA Bridge 1.1.3
  • Camunda Optimize 3.6.4
  • Cawemo 1.8.3
  • IAM 1.1.10

Notice 51

Publication Date: December 17th, 2021

Product components affected

Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, IAM

Impact

Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo and IAM bundle logback libraries for which the following vulnerability was reported:

Camunda recommends applying fixes as mentioned in Solutions below.

How to determine if the installation is affected

You are using Camunda Run, Camunda RPA Bridge, Camunda Optimize, Cawemo, or IAM.

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix

  • Camunda Platform Runtime 7.17.0-alpha3, 7.16.3, 7.15.9, and 7.14.15
  • Camunda RPA Bridge 1.1.3
  • Camunda Optimize 3.6.4
  • Cawemo 1.8.3
  • IAM 1.1.10

Notice 50

Publication Date: December 14th, 2021

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The Camunda Platform web applications did not set the SameSite attribute on the session cookie. This enabled Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks if the token-based CSRF prevention mechanism was compromised (e.g. by another cross-site scripting vulnerability). Adding the SameSite attribute to the session cookie hardens Camunda against CSRF attacks.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You are using the Camunda Platform web applications (Cockpit, Tasklist, Admin)

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.17.0-alpha2, 7.16.2, 7.15.8, 7.14.14 which contain a fix.

Note that on the servers Oracle Weblogic, IBM Websphere, and JBoss EAP/Wildfly, the SameSite attribute is not enabled by default and needs server configuration as described in the guides on how to configure the session cookie.

Notice 49

Publication Date: November 30th, 2021

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The versions of busybox and ssl_client shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp and cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The versions of org.springframework:spring-core, org.springframework:spring-tx and io.netty:netty-transport shipped with cawemo-restapi were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of json-schema shipped with cawemo-webapp was affected by the following vulnerability:

The version of symfony/http-kernel shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.8.0 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.8.1 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVE.

Notice 48

Publication Date: September 20th, 2021

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The Camunda Platform web applications were vulnerable to cross-site-scripting attacks via AngularJS template injection. An attacker could craft Camunda URLs that if opened by a victim would run arbitrary Javascript code in the browsing context of the victim. For example, this would allow the attacker to make requests against the Camunda API with the permissions of the victim.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You are using the Camunda Platform web applications (Cockpit, Tasklist, Admin)

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.16.0-alpha5, 7.15.6, 7.14.12, 7.13.18 which contain a fix.

Notice 47

Publication Date: September 20th, 2021 (updated May 2nd, 2022)

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of Apache Tomcat shipped with the Camunda distributions, shipped with the Camunda RPA Bridge, and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot starter had various vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Platform Tomcat is used or Camunda Platform Run is used or Camunda Platform Spring Boot Starter is used or Camunda RPA Bridge is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.16.0-alpha5, 7.15.6, 7.14.12, 7.13.18, RPA Bridge 1.1.6 which contain a fix.

The Camunda Spring Boot starter versions 7.13 work with Spring Boot 2.2 and 2.3, for which no patches are available that resolve this problem. We recommend to either update the Tomcat dependencies manually or moving to a higher version of Spring Boot in accordance with Camunda’s compatibility matrix.

Other solutions:

  • Tomcat and Spring Boot can be updated independently of Camunda to the latest patch level

Notice 46

Publication Date: August 31st, 2021

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The versions of apk-tools, libcrypto1.1 and libssl1.1 shipped with cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp and cawemo-websockets were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The version of libcurl shipped with cawemo-websockets was affected by the following vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.7.0 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.7.1 releases for the cawemo-restapi, cawemo-webapp and cawemo-websockets Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVE.

Notice 45

Publication Date: June 7th, 2021

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of lodash shipped with Camunda Cockpit, Tasklist, and Admin was vulnerable to command injection:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The Camunda Platform web applications are used (Cockpit, Tasklist, Admin)
  • Embedded task forms or custom plugins are used
  • The forms and plugins make use of lodash’s template function with untrusted input

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.16.0-alpha2, 7.15.2, 7.14.8, 7.13.14, 7.12.21 which contain a fix.

Notice 44

Publication Date: June 1st, 2021

Product affected:

Cawemo On-Premises

Impact:

The versions of the dependencies io.netty:netty-codec-http2 and net.minidev:json-smart shipped with cawemo-restapi were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

The dependencies jose, lodash and browserslist shipped with cawemo-webapp were affected by the following vulnerabilities:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Cawemo On-Premises 1.6.2 or lower is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided 1.6.3 releases for the cawemo-restapi and cawemo-webapp Docker images which contain fixes for the above-mentioned CVE.

Notice 43

Publication Date: April 13th, 2021

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of Apache Tomcat shipped with the Camunda distributions and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot starter was vulnerable to requests getting a response belonging to a different request and contained an incomplete fix for a previously addressed vulnerability:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Platform Tomcat is used or Camunda Platform Run is used or Camunda Platform Spring Boot Starter is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.15.0, 7.14.6, 7.13.12, 7.12.19 which contain a fix.

The Camunda Spring Boot starter versions 7.13 and 3.4 work with Spring Boot 2.2, for which no patch is available that resolves this problem. We recommend to either update the Tomcat dependencies manually or moving to a higher version of Spring Boot in accordance with Camunda’s compatibility matrix.

Other solutions:

  • Tomcat and Spring Boot can be updated independently of Camunda to the latest patch level

Notice 42

Publication Date: March 9th, 2021

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The solution to Notice 39 was not applied to the web application artifacts of the Camunda enterprise edition, meaning that they contained a vulnerable version of Apache Commons Codec.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The Camunda Platform web applications are used
  • Camunda Enterprise edition is used

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.15.0-alpha4, 7.14.5, 7.13.11, 7.12.18 which contain a fix.

Notice 41

Publication Date: February 9th, 2021

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of the MySQL JDBC driver used by the Camunda Platform Docker container was vulnerable to various attacks. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The Camunda Platform Docker container is used
  • MySQL is used

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.15.0-alpha3, 7.14.4, 7.13.10, 7.12.17 which contain a fix.

Please have a look at the patch update guide for the potential implications of using a higher version of the MySQL JDBC driver: https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.14/update/patch-level/#update-of-mysql-jdbc-driver-in-camunda-docker-images.

Notice 40

Publication Date: February 9th, 2021

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of Jackson used by Camunda Spin was vulnerable to XML external entity (XXE) attacks. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.15.0-alpha3, 7.14.4, 7.13.10, 7.12.17 which contain a fix.

Notice 39

Publication Date: February 9th, 2021

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of Apache Commons Codec used by Camunda Connect was vulnerable to improper input validation. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The process engine is used

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.15.0-alpha3, 7.14.4, 7.13.10, 7.12.17 which contain a fix.

Notice 38

Publication Date: February 9th, 2021

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of Apache HTTP Client used by Camunda Connect was vulnerable to an attack that a malformed request URL was interpreted incorrectly, which could lead the client to make a request against a different host. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The process engine is used
  • Connector service tasks are used in a process and an attacker can manipulate the request URL
  • Telemetry is used and an attacker can manipulate the request URL

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.15.0-alpha3, 7.14.4, 7.13.10, 7.12.17 which contain a fix.

Notice 37

Publication Date: February 9th, 2021

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of Resteasy used by the Camunda Tomcat distributions was vulnerable to an attack that an illegal header could be injected into the HTTP response with a crafted request. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The Camunda Tomcat distribution is used (Camunda Run is not affected)

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.15.0-alpha3, 7.14.4, 7.13.10, 7.12.17 which contain a fix.

Notice 36

Publication Date: February 9th, 2021

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of Apache Tomcat shipped with the Camunda distributions and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot starter was vulnerable to unauthorized exposure of file resources and information leaks between HTTP requests:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Platform Tomcat is used or Camunda Platform Run is used or Camunda Platform Spring Boot Starter is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.15.0-alpha3, 7.14.4, 7.13.10, 7.12.17 which contain a fix.

Other solutions:

  • Tomcat and Spring Boot can be updated independently of Camunda to the latest patch level

Notice 35

Publication Date: September 29th, 2020

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

It was possible to submit requests to the Camunda REST API that result in errors that disclose SQL statements. Attackers can learn about the database schema and vendor in use and can focus further attacking attempts accordingly.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You are using the Camunda Platform REST API or web applications
  • An attacker has access to the system as an authenticated user

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.14.0-alpha4, 7.13.5, 7.12.11, 7.11.18 which contain a fix. With these versions, Camunda returns a generic error message for any persistence-related errors.

Notice 34

Publication Date: August 13th, 2020

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

It was possible to deploy BPMN XML models with ELEMENT and ENTITY declarations successfully. When querying for or starting the corresponding process definitions, a validation exception was raised. This enables a partial denial of service attack for these functions.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You are using the Camunda Platform process engine
  • An attacker is able to deploy BPMN models

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.14.0-alpha2, 7.13.2, 7.12.8, 7.11.15 which contain a fix. With these versions, BPMN models with the characteristics described in the Impact section are rejected during deployment.

Notice 33

Publication Date: July 20th, 2020

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of Angular JS shipped with the Camunda web applications was vulnerable to cross-site-scripting attacks:

The vulnerability does not affect the Camunda web applications (Cockpit, Tasklist, Admin) directly because they do not use the vulnerable functionality. However, custom tasklist forms or web application plugins may be affected.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • You are using the Camunda Platform web applications (Cockpit, Tasklist, Admin)
  • You have embedded task forms or web application plugins
  • See the NIST link above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.14.0-alpha1, 7.13.2, 7.12.8, 7.11.15 which contain a fix.

Notice 32

Publication Date: July 14th, 2020

Product affected:

Camunda Optimize

Impact:

It was possible to collect valid usernames by interacting with the “Add User to Collection” modal of Optimize, which displayed all available Optimize users. This vulnerability could have been used to increase the efficiency of brute force attacks.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Optimize 3.0.0 or lower is used

Solution

Camunda Optimize 3.1.0 has been released which contains a fix. Optimize 3.1.0 now ensures that user and group related permissions are taken into account when displaying user information in Optimize. This way only information which the current user is authorized to see is being revealed.

Notice 31

Publication Date: July 14th, 2020

Product affected:

Camunda Optimize

Impact:

Over time, various client-side security mechanisms have been developed to protect web applications from various attacks. Some of these security mechanisms are only activated if the web application sends the corresponding HTTP headers in its server responses to activate these security mechanisms. So far, Optimize did not make use of all these features. Not using these mechanisms does not in itself pose a security risk but may encourage the exploitation of other (previously undetected) vulnerabilities.

Headers added to the request responses:

  • X-XSS-Protection (Additional protection against Cross-Site Scripting attacks; Header field: X-XSS Protection)
  • HTTP Strict Transport Security (Additional protection against man-in-the-middle attacks; Header field: Strict-Transport-Security)
  • Content Security Policy (Additional protection against Cross-Site Scripting attacks and clickjacking attacks; Header field: Content-Security-Policy)
  • X-Content-Type-Options (Protection against attacks based on mix-ups of MIME types; Header field: X-Content-Type-Options)

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Optimize 3.0.0 or lower is used

Solution

Camunda Optimize 3.1.0 has been released which contains a fix.

Notice 30

Publication Date: July 6th, 2020

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of Apache Tomcat shipped with the Camunda distributions and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot starter was vulnerable to denial-of-service attacks and remote code execution:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Platform Tomcat is used or Camunda Platform Run is used or Camunda Platform Spring Boot Starter is used
  • See the NIST links above for detailed descriptions of the circumstances required to exploit the vulnerabilities

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.14.0-alpha1, 7.13.1, 7.12.7, 7.11.14, Spring Boot Starter 3.4.4, Spring Boot Starter 3.3.10 which contain a fix.

Other solutions:

  • Tomcat and Spring Boot can be updated independently of Camunda to the latest patch level

Notice 29

Publication Date: June 2nd, 2020

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

In the case where variable-specific permissions were enabled, it was possible for a user to access historic variable details having only the READ_HISTORY permission. The check for READ_HISTORY_VARIABLE was not enforced.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Platform is used with enabled authorization check and enabled variable-specific permissions (configuration flag enforceSpecificVariablePermission set to true)
  • An attacker is a known user in the system that has the READ_HISTORY permission on a process definition.

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.13.0, 7.12.5, 7.11.12 which contain a fix.

Notice 28

Publication Date: April 6th, 2020

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of Apache Tomcat shipped with the Camunda distributions for Tomcat and transitively pulled in by the Camunda Spring Boot starter was vulnerable to remote code execution:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Platform Tomcat is used or Camunda Platform Spring Boot Starter is used
  • The Tomcat AJP connector is enabled (this is the default configuration in Tomcat)
  • An attacker is able to access the AJP endpoint

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.13.0-alpha3, 7.12.4, 7.11.11, 7.10.17, Spring Boot Starter 3.4.2, Spring Boot Starter 3.3.8, Spring Boot Starter 3.2.10 which contain a fix.

Other solutions:

Notice 27

Publication Date: April 6th, 2020

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

Camunda Optimize is a product module that uses a separate REST API to fetch data from the Camunda Platform runtime platform for export. Using this API, it was possible for a user to access history data of tenants they are not permitted to access.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda REST API is used.
  • An attacker is a known user in the system that has full history read permission on decision and process definitions but not on tenants.

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.13.0-alpha3, 7.12.4, 7.11.11, 7.10.17 which contain a fix.

Notice 26

Publication Date: March 3rd, 2020

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

When declaring a Maven dependency to a Camunda Platform artifact, it was possible that its dependencies would be resolved from a remote repository via HTTP protocol. HTTP is susceptible to man in the middle attacks that would allow an attacker to intercept the request and manipulate the delivered artifact, potentially leading to remote code execution in your build system. Details of this vulnerability can be found at https://medium.com/bugbountywriteup/want-to-take-over-the-java-ecosystem-all-you-need-is-a-mitm-1fc329d898fb.

How to determine if the installation is affected

Note: For example, you are not affected by this problem if your company uses a mirror for all Maven artifacts and you access the mirror safely (e.g. via HTTPS).

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.13.0-alpha2, 7.12.3, 7.11.10, 7.10.16 which contain a fix.

Notice 25

Publication Date: December 9th, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

Camunda Platform’s APIs are susceptible to object deserialization vulnerabilities. If an attacker can submit a serialized variable of type Object, they can exploit so-called serialization gadgets, i.e. classes that run vulnerable code during deserialization. For details, see OWASP’s description of Deserialization of untrusted data.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda REST API or web applications are used
  • An attacker has access to the REST API or web applications to submit variables

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.12.0, v7.11.7, v7.10.13 and 7.9.19 which contain a feature to whitelist allowed classes for object values.

We strongly recommend to activate whitelisting in any Camunda installation that is accessible by untrusted parties. See the user guide for details: https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.12/user-guide/security/#variable-values-from-untrusted-sources

Notice 24

Publication Date: December 9th, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

A user could send an unlimited query to the Camunda REST API or web applications which loads the entire result data into main memory. This can exhaust the server’s resources if the query result is large, resulting in a denial of service scenario.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda REST API or web applications are used
  • An attacker has access and permissions to load a large number of Camunda entities (e.g. tasks)

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.12.0, v7.11.7, v7.10.13 and 7.9.19 which contain a feature to enforce pagination of queries.

We strongly recommend to activate the pagination limit in any Camunda installation that is accessible by untrusted parties. See the user guide for details: https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.12/user-guide/security/#maximum-results-limit-in-queries

Notice 23

Publication Date: December 9th, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of Jackson shipped with the Camunda EAR for Websphere was vulnerable to object deserialization flaws. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda is used on IBM Websphere 8.5 or 9
  • The Camunda EAR is installed
  • An attacker is able to access the REST API or web applications and has permissions to submit process variables

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.12.0, v7.11.7 and v7.10.13 which contain a fix.

Notice 22

Publication Date: December 9th, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The login endpoint of the Camunda web applications (Cockpit, Tasklist, Admin) did not require a valid CSRF token. This allowed an attacker to trick a user to log into these applications without their knowing.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • An attacker cann access the Camunda web applications

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.12.0, v7.11.5, v7.10.11 and 7.9.17, as well as Spring Boot Starter 3.4.0, 3.3.6, 3.2.8, 3.1.8, 3.0.8 which contain a fix.

Notice 21

Publication Date: November 4th, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform and Spring Boot Starter

Impact:

The version of Jackson used by Camunda Spin was vulnerable to object deserialization flaws. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Spin is on the classpath
  • An attacker is able to access the REST API or web applications and has permissions to submit process variables
  • One of the following artifacts is on the classpath: com.zaxxer:HikariCP, com.zaxxer:HikariCP-java6, commons-dbcp:commons-dbcp, p6spy:p6spy, org.ehcache:ehcache, log4j:apache-log4j-extra

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.11.5, v7.10.11, v7.9.17 and 7.12.0-alpha5 which contain a fix.

For users of the Camunda Spring Boot Starter, we recommend to explicitly override the version of com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-databind to the latest.

Update 9th of November: For the Camunda Spring Boot Starter, Camunda has provided the releases 3.4.0, 3.3.5 and 3.2.7 which contain a fix.

Notice 20

Publication Date: November 4th, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform and Spring Boot Starter

Impact:

If a user’s password is incorrectly entered multiple times, the user account is locked for a period of time before another login attempt can be made. The error message in the Camunda web applications described this situation, confirming that the user exists. This behavior is a username enumeration vulnerability, allowing an attacker to learn which user names are valid and focussing password cracking attempts accordingly.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The Camunda Platform web applications (Cockpit, Tasklist, Admin) are used
  • An attacker is able to access the applications’ login screen
  • Users are managed in the Camunda database tables (i.e. setups using LDAP-managed users are not affected)

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.11.5, v7.10.11, v7.9.17 and 7.12.0-alpha5 which contain a fix.

Notice 19

Publication Date: September 30th, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of Tomcat used by the Camunda Platform Tomcat distribution is subject to various vulnerabilities. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The Camunda Platform Tomcat distribution is used

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.11.4, v7.10.10, v7.9.16 and 7.12.0-alpha4 which contain a fix.

In addition, users can update their Tomcat installation to the latest version.

Notice 18

Publication Date: September 2nd, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform and Spring Boot Starter

Impact:

The version of Jackson used by Camunda Spin was vulnerable to object deserialization flaws. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Spin is on the classpath
  • An attacker is able to access the REST API or web applications and has permissions to submit process variables
  • One of the following artifacts is on the classpath: net.sf.ehcache:ehcache, ch.qos.logback:logback-core

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.11.3, v7.10.9, v7.9.15 and 7.12.0-alpha3 which contain a fix.

For users of the Camunda Spring Boot Starter, we recommend to explicitly override the version of com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-databind to the latest, as there currently is no Spring Boot release available yet that provides the latest Jackson version.

Notice 17

Publication Date: August 6th, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

Java’s Secure-Processing Feature for XML documents was not activated in the process engine’s XML parsers, meaning that no default resource limits were applied during parsing (e.g. regarding the number of attributes an XML element may have). With default JVM configurations, this allowed an attacker to deploy XML documents of arbitrary size as a denial-of-service attack.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • An attacker has access to a process deployment endpoint (e.g. REST API or Camunda web applications)
  • An attacker is authorized to perform deployments

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.11.2, v7.10.8, v7.9.14 and 7.12.0-alpha2 which contain a fix.

Note that with older versions, XML processing limits can already be enforced via system properties in the JVM, see https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/jaxp/limits/limits.html and https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/jaxp/properties/properties.html.

Related Documentation

Notice 16

Publication Date: August 6th, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

In some cases of server-side exceptions in the Camunda REST API and Camunda Platform web applications, a stacktrace could be disclosed to the client. This allows an attacker to gain insights about the structure and source code of server-side components.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Web Applications or REST API are used

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.11.2, v7.10.8, v7.9.14 and 7.12.0-alpha2 which contain a fix.

Notice 15

Publication Date: August 6th, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

The version of dmn-js used by Camunda Platform was vulnerable to HTML Injection / Cross-site scripting flaws. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Cockpit and DMN Live Editing is used
  • An attacker is able to trick a victim to paste crafted input into the DMN editor

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.11.2, v7.10.8, v7.9.14 and 7.12.0-alpha2 which contain a fix.

Notice 14

Publication Date: August 6th, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform and Spring Boot Starter

Impact:

The version of Jackson used by Camunda Spin was vulnerable to object deserialization flaws. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Spin is on the classpath
  • An attacker is able to access the REST API or web applications and has permissions to submit process variables
  • One of the following artifacts is on the classpath: mysql:mysql-connector-java (8.0.14 or earlier), org.jdom:jdom, org.jdom:jdom2, ch.qos.logback:logback-core

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.11.2, v7.10.8, v7.9.14 and 7.12.0-alpha2 which contain a fix.

For users of the Camunda Spring Boot Starter, we recommend to explicitly override the version of com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-databind to the latest, as there currently is no Spring Boot release available yet that provides the latest Jackson version.

Notice 13

Publication Date: July 1st, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform and Spring Boot Starter

Impact:

Previous Camunda releases have no possibility to enable the cookie flags Secure and HttpOnly for the session and CSRF cookies that the Camunda web applications use. This in itself is not a vulnerability, however can increase the impact of other vulnerabilities. For example in combination with a cross-site scripting vulnerability, the absence of those flags would allow an attacker to obtain a user’s session id. We therefore recommend to apply the solution explained below.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The Camunda web applications (Cockpit, Tasklist, Admin) are used

Solution

Camunda has provided the following releases which contain a fix:

  • Camunda Platform 7.12.0-alpha1, 7.11.1, 7.10.7, 7.9.13
  • Camunda Spring Boot Starter 3.3.2, 3.2.4, 3.1.4, 3.0.4

Please see the Cookie Security documentation for details and configuration required to activate both flags.

Notice 12

Publication Date: May 31st, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform Spring Boot Starter

Impact:

When using the Camunda web applications via the Camunda Spring Boot Starter, no CSRF token was required for modifying requests (HTTP POST, PUT, DELETE). This made Camunda’s defense against Cross-site request forgery attacks ineffective.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • The application uses Camunda Spring Boot Starter
  • The application uses the dependency camunda-bpm-spring-boot-starter-webapp or camunda-bpm-spring-boot-starter-webapp-ee

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 3.3.1, 3.2.3, 3.1.3, 3.0.3 and 2.3.2 of the Spring Boot Starter which contain a fix. Note that for Spring Boot Starter 2.3 and 3.0, this requires to use Camunda versions >= 7.8.8 or >= 7.9.2.

Notice 11

Publication Date: May 31st, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

No authorizations were required to submit a license key or to read a license key’s metadata (not the key itself) via Camunda Admin.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Platform enterprise edition is used
  • Camunda Admin is used

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.11.0, 7.10.6, 7.9.12 and 7.8.14 which contain a fix.

Notice 10

Publication Date: May 31st, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

A cross-site scripting vulnerability in Camunda Tasklist was resolved that would allow an attacker to run arbitrary Javascript in the victim’s browser.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Tasklist is used
  • One of the following applies:
    • An attacker is able to make a deployment
    • A BPMN process or CMMN case uses an expression in a user task name and an attacker can control the expression’s result

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.11.0, 7.10.6, 7.9.12 and 7.8.14 which contain a fix.

Notice 9

Publication Date: May 31st, 2019

Product affected:

Camunda Platform

Impact:

A cross-site scripting vulnerability in Camunda Cockpit was resolved that would allow an attacker to run arbitrary Javascript in the victim’s browser.

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Cockpit is used
  • An attacker is able to deploy a BPMN process or CMMN case

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases 7.11.0, 7.10.6, 7.9.12 and 7.8.14 which contain a fix.

Notice 8

Publication Date: May 3rd, 2019

Optimize stores a users session token in a cookie to maintain the session. While this approach simplifies user session handling, it is also vulnerable to cross-site request forgery attacks. To mitigate this problem, Optimize will set the SameSite cookie flag to reduce the risk of cross-origin information leakage. Read all the details about the attack and how the cookie flag prevents it from happening in the article Using the SameSite Cookie Attribute to Prevent CSRF Attacks.

Camunda has provided a fix (OPT-2105) with the Optimize release v2.5.0, which will be release end of June 2019.

Notice 7

Publication Date: March 29th, 2019

In the last months there have been several security audits, which revealed a couple of risks that could allow the theft of a user session in the Camunda extension Optimize. There a cookie is used to handle the user session and following problems were detected:

  • The cookie secure flag was not set: This is an option that can be set server-side to make sure that a cookie is only send if the connection is encrypted using HTTPS. Whenever the HTTP connection is disabled in Optimize, this flag is now set. The purpose is to prevent unauthorized access from other parties. Read more about that in the dedicated OWASP SecureFlag guide.
  • The cookie httpOnly flag was not set: This is an option that prohibits the access through client side scripts if the browser supports this flag. As a result, an attacker cannot obtain the session from the cookie, even if a cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw is present. Read more about that in the dedicated OWASP HttpOnly guide.
  • The HTTP connection could not be disabled: HTTP is the protocol used to transfer data between the browser and the server. By design, HTTP does not encrypt the data which is being sent. This allows unauthorized third parties to intercept the communication (Man-in-the-middle attack) to gather data that is being passed between the two systems. This could among exposure of sensible data allow an attacker to steal the user session. Hence, it is crucial to be able to disable this insecure communication and use it only for testing. In production environments only HTTPS should be used.

Camunda has provided a fix (OPT-1996) with the Optimize release v2.4.0.

Notice 6

Publication Date: March 21st, 2019

The version of Jackson used by Camunda Spin was vulnerable to object deserialization flaws. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Spin is on the classpath
  • An attacker is able to access the REST API and has permissions to submit process variables
  • One of the following artifacts is on the classpath: axis2-transport-jms, openjpa, jboss-commons-core

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.10.3 and 7.11.0-alpha2 which contain a fix.

Notice 5

Publication Date: March 21st, 2019

The version of Apache http-components used by Camunda Connect was vulnerable to denial-of-service and man-in-the-middle attacks. Details:

How to determine if the installation is affected

  • Camunda Connect is on the classpath
  • Connector service tasks are used in a process

Solution

Camunda has provided the releases v7.10.3 and 7.11.0-alpha2 which contain a fix.

Notice 4

Publication Date: November 30th, 2018

The Camunda Platform has obtained a security fix related to XML eXternal Entity (XXE) Processing. A BPMN Model (XML) can be uploaded containing a reference to an external entity. When processed by a weakly configured XML parser, this attack may lead to the disclosure of confidential data, denial of service, server side request forgery etc.

How to determine if the installation is affected

There is a single usage scenario which is affected:

  • When uploading a BPMN Model (XML) that contains a reference to an external entity, a ProcessEngineException will be thrown. The exception message will contain the content of the external entity (ex. /etc/passwd).

Solution

Camunda has provided the patches v7.10.0, v7.9.7, v7.8.12, v7.7.10 which provide the fix:

  • CAM-9285: Prevention of External Entity Processing. This fixes the security vulnerability described here. Further configuration options are documented here.

Notice 3

Publication Date: September 19th, 2018

The Camunda Platform has obtained security fixes related to the prevention of CSRF attacks, and support for providing whitelist patterns for User, Group and Tenant IDs.

Using the Camunda Webapps, it is possible for a user to execute unwanted actions by sumbitting a malicious request (CSRF) provided by an attacker. Furthermore, a Camunda user, with the appropriate permissions, may create new users, groups or tenant IDs with arbitrary values and lengths.

How to determine if the installation is affected

There are two usage scenarios which are affected:

  • Regarding the CSRF security vulnerability, the HTTP Request Headers of the Camunda Webapps won’t provide a custom X-XSRF-TOKEN header.
  • Regarding the Whitelist Patterns security vulnerability, a user with User/Group/Tenant Create permissions will be able to create users/groups/tenants with arbitrary ID values.

Solution

Camunda has provided the patches v7.10.0, v7.9.2, v7.8.8, v7.7.9 which provide two fixes:

  • CAM-9107: Prevention of Cross-Site-Request-Forgery This fixes the security vulnerability described here. Further configuration options are documented here.
  • CAM-9109: When a user, group, or tenant is created, the given id is validated against a whitelist. This provides support for defining custom regular expression patterns for whitelisting User/Group/Tenant ID values. Further configuration options can be found here.

Notice 2

Publication Date: March 5th, 2018

Camunda support is alerting customers to a potential risk with the Camunda Platform product. A vulnerability exists that can possibly allow an attacker to perform remote execution of code.

Using Camunda’s API, it is possible to submit a file as a variable value in serialized form. Inside Camunda, the serialized file is deserialized which allows attackers to exploit a security vulnerability in Apache Commons-Fileupload which allows injecting malicious code which is executed upon deserialization.

How to determine if the installation is affected

There is one usage scenario which is affected:

  • Installation has Apache Commons-Fileupload on the classpath
  • AND The attacker has direct network access to the Rest API or a Camunda Webapplication (Cockpit, Admin, Tasklist)
  • AND the attacker is able to authenticate/login with the Camunda Rest API or a Camunda Webapplication (ie. the attacker has a valid username + password).

Solution

Camunda has provided the patches v7.9.0, v7.8.2, v7.7.7, v7.6.12 which provide one fix:

Customers are advised to apply these patches, particularly if they use Camunda in one for the scenarios described above.

Notice 1

Publication Date: Feb 2nd, 2018

Camunda support is alerting customers to a potential risk with the Camunda Platform product. A vulnerability exists that can possibly allow an attacker to perform remote execution of code.

Using Camunda’s API, it is possible to submit a Java object value as a variable value in serialized form. Inside Camunda, the object is deserialized which allows attackers to exploit a security vulnerability in Groovy which allows injecting malicious code in a groovy serialized object which is executed upon deserialization.

How to determine if the installation is affected

There are two usage scenarios which are affected:

Scenario 1:

  • Installation has Groovy on the classpath
  • AND the attacker has direct network access to the Rest API or a Camunda Webapplication (Cockpit, Admin, Tasklist)
  • AND the attacker is able to authenticate/login with the Camunda Rest API or a Camunda Webapplication (ie. the attacker has a valid username + password).

Scenario 2:

  • Installation has Groovy on the classpath
  • AND Customer has embedded the CIB seven engine (Java Library) in their own application.
  • AND the attacker has access to customer application and without prior checks is able to supply a serialized representation of a Java Object to the Customer’s application which is passed directly to the process engine without prior inspection.

Note that while this particular vulnerability affects Groovy, java serialization has security issues in general and different exploits are possible. Camunda has also provided a patch which allows users to configure the product such that it prevents submission of Java Objects in serialized form all together (see “Solution”).

Solution

The following fixes are provided by the patches v7.8.1, v7.7.6, v7.6.11 and the v7.9.0-alpha1 release:

  • CAM-8703: Upgrade Groovy to patch version 2.4.13 This fix updates the Groovy patch level version to a version which does not exhibit the vulnerability described in this article.

  • CAM-8704: Configuration to prevent submission of Java Object values in serialized form. This fix allows configuring the process engine in a way that it completely prevents submission of Java Object values in serialized form. The documentation explains how to use this option. Note that upcoming version of Camunda (7.9+) will prevent submission of serialized java objects by default (while allowing users to explicitly enable it for backwards compatibility).

Customers are advised to apply these patches, particularly if they use Camunda in one for the scenarios described above.

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