Database/Control plane, storage & DevOps
Jenkins: low-privilege user can seed Manage Old Data warnings that overwrite user accounts including passwords
Impact
A user with only Overall/Read can trigger warnings in the "Manage Old Data" feature carrying attacker-controlled data. When an administrator acts on those warnings - the normal housekeeping action - the data is applied and can override existing user account records, including login passwords. That is account takeover of a Jenkins admin by way of a routine maintenance click, giving control of the pipelines that build and deploy to the GPU fleet. Exploitation depends on an administrator taking the bait, which is why the vector keeps UI:N but the real path runs through an operator. Scored 8.8 by the CNA.
Who can reach it
Any authenticated user with Overall/Read, over the network; final impact requires an administrator to process the Manage Old Data entries.
What to do
Upgrade to the fixed weekly and LTS releases from the 2026-10-28 advisory and restart the controller; version numbers are not given in this record. Before patching, do not act on unexplained Manage Old Data entries and review existing user records for unexpected changes.
References
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