Please report suspected security vulnerabilities privately — do not open a public GitHub issue for anything that could be actively exploited.
- Open a private security advisory on this repository (preferred), or
- Email the maintainer listed in MAINTAINERS
(
amobrem@redhat.com) with a description, reproduction steps, and impact.
We aim to acknowledge reports within 5 business days.
This operator manages RBAC on behalf of every OpenShiftPulse instance it
reconciles, and its own ServiceAccount is granted broad permissions to do so
(see config/rbac/role.yaml — the RBAC scoping
rationale is documented inline there). Reports concerning any of the
following are especially welcome:
- Privilege escalation via the operator's ClusterRole (
create/updateonclusterroles/clusterrolebindings) - Any path by which a managed
OpenShiftPulseCR's spec (spec.agent,spec.ui, etc.) can be used to influence resources outside its own namespace, or to escalate the generated agent/UI ClusterRoles beyond whatspec.agent.allowWriteOperations/spec.agent.allowSecretAccessgrant today - OAuthClient / Route handling that could allow a redirect URI or grant
method to be hijacked (see the
grantMethod: autorationale ininternal/controller/ui_reconciler.go) - Secrets (ws-token, oauth cookie/client secret, PostgreSQL password) leaking via logs, events, or status fields
This project is alpha maturity (see the CSV's maturity field) with a
single alpha release channel. Security fixes land on main and are
included in the next tagged release — there is currently no backport policy
across multiple release lines.
We'll credit reporters (unless anonymity is requested) in the release notes of the fix once a patched version has shipped.