When looking at TrueNAS | Enterprise Security Responses | which is wonderful BTW I see that this particular CVE is fixed in 25.10.3.2. I tried every release channel but there are both on 25.10.3.1 or 26.04.beta.
I thought it was just a release issue but I don’t see it here either.
What is the hold up?
I guess you are trying to have more fixes in the release so what is the stance on high severity CVE?
25.10.3.2 isn’t released yet, and if i remember correctly from another post someone from iX said that the next release will be 25.10.4 which will include the fix for the cve and other fixes.
If you’re on the general release train you won’t see that update because it will be first in the early adopter update profile.
Should get released sometime next month
Well that’s exactly my point. I’s truly great to have the transparency of security.truenas.com but what about CVE response time? When there are high severity CVEs what should be the expected timeframe for getting a fix? As a community user I don’t really have any expectation but I don’t think enterprise users have a different update channel.
Unfortunately it’s not like we can enable Debian repository and get the fix from them as the kernel are custom.
That’s why I was asking about iX policy in regards to security fixes.
What CVE(s) in particular are you concerned about? Did you read up on the nature of those CVEs? IIRC, the ones getting the biggest headlines are privilege escalations, meaning a user would already need TrueNAS (shell) access in order to elevate their privileges to root. Obviously that’s not particularly relevant for TrueNAS, since end users shouldn’t have that kind of access in the first place. So just because some CVE has a high severity, doesn’t mean they it’s necessarily a problem in a given scenario.
Looks like the web page was updated to say the fix is in 25.10.4. The below web page says 25.10.4 is available. Though as @LarsR said, it might not be visible yet, depending on the update profile selected.