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This article describes all security-related fixes and improvements introduced in each release or update of Veeam Agent for Linux. The goal of this article is to provide our customers' security and compliance teams with the detailed information on security improvements between releases, in order to help them make an informed decision on whether it is critical to upgrade from their current Veeam Agent for Linux version to a latter one.
13.0.1.94 OpenSSL upgraded to version 3.0.17 13.0.0.0.772 OpenSSL upgraded to version 3.0.8 6.2.0.101 CVE-2024-40709 vulnerability was fixed. 6.1.0.1498 OpenSSL library updated to 1.0.2zi. LZ4 library updated to 1.9.4. Updated zlib library to 1.2.13. Stronger backup encryption. - (See pg. 7 of Veeam Backup & Replication 12.1 What's New PDF) 6.0.2.1168 OpenSSL Library updated to the newest version (1.0.2zg). 5.0.2.4707 OpenSSL was updated to v1.0.2zi. liblz4 was updated to v1.9.4. zlib was updated to v1.2.13. PuTTY was updated to 0.80. 5.0.0.4318 Addressed an issue with insecure default permissions of files created in /tmp LZ4 compression library version has been updated to version 1.9.2. 4.0.1.2365 Sensitive information used by managed Linux agent may get logged in the Linux operating system logs. Creating an SMB repository using CLI command causes plain text password to be logged in the Veeam debug log. 4.0.0.1961 An issue of insecure file permissions was addressed (vulnerability reported by RACK911 Labs). OpenSSL was updated to version 1.0.2t.
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