Trust Center

A new vulnerability, designated CVE-2024-6387, has been discovered in the renowned OpenSSH popular set of tools. The vulnerability, named "regreSSHion" allows remote attackers to gain root privileges on Linux servers running OpenSSH.

At gridX, we are not impacted by such a vulnerability as we are not utilizing OpenSSH on our servers and, hence, are not impacted by this issue. The gridX security and infrastructure teams will continue to monitor the situation and post updates to this security portal, should we find out that gridX is impacted in any way, shape, or form.

After the ownership of the polyfill.io domain, on June 25th, 2024, Sansec revealed that the popular polyfill.js project has been serving malware to web applications embedding the cdn.polyfill.io domain within their content.

The gridX security, infrastructure, and concerned developer teams immediately confirmed that none of gridX's web applications utilize the impacted domains, such as cdn.polyfill.io, bootcss.com, staticfile.net, newcrbpc.com`, and so forth.

In response to the publication of CVE-2024-3094, commonly known as the "XZ Utils Backdoor", our security and infrastructure teams worked to assess whether gridX is impacted by such an issue.

While investigations of this issue are still ongoing, as of now, we found no evidence that the Linux distributions and the versions of libraries that are impacted, such as liblzma and xz, utilized within our cloud infrastructure and on our hardware are vulnerable.

Should we discover that gridX is impacted in any way, shape, or form, we will swiftly remediate this issue and contact any affected gridX partners, in accordance with our security incident response policy and plan.

This week one of our subprocessors, Atlassian, reported a critical vulnerability in their Confluence Data Center and Server services in versions between 4.x.x through 7.x.x and a number of 8.x.x versions.

At gridX, we utilize a few Atlassian services to keep a knowledge base and track our tasks and goals, the content of which may include some basic information about our customers but no personal data is stored there. Furthermore, "Atlassian Cloud sites are not affected by this vulnerability. If your Confluence site is accessed via an atlassian.net domain, it is hosted by Atlassian and is not vulnerable to this issue." That is, being a user of Atlassian Cloud, gridX and the Atlassian services it utilizes, are not affected by the aforementioned vulnerability.

Similarly, gridX is not affected by the more recent critical vulnerability, CVE-2023-22527, due to the same reasons mentioned above.

Given that a few of our subprocessors happen to be impacted by New Relic's recent breach, our security team started an investigation to assess whether any of our customers' data may have been impacted.

The result of this investigation was that no customer(-related) data was impacted by such an attack, which mainly impacted staging environments of New Relic on which data is stored that "provide visibility into how [New Relic's] customers are using New Relic and certain logs".