GPU VulnDB

Database/Control plane, storage & DevOps

OpsTree BuildPiper: unrestricted hostPath volumes let deploy users mount the worker node root filesystem

CVSS 9.4CVE-2026-127080Control plane, storage & DevOpscurated

Impact

BuildPiper lets authenticated deploy users define Kubernetes hostPath volumes with no allow-list or policy check. Setting the path to / mounts the worker node's whole root filesystem read-write into their container. That breaks container isolation, gives control of the node, and from there the cluster. On a GPU worker, that node is shared with every other tenant's pods on it. This is a different path from the Additional Manifest escalation (CVE-2026-127073) fixed in the same release.

Who can reach it

An authenticated BuildPiper user with deploy rights who can set the Define HostPath Volume option. No cluster RBAC rights are needed.

What to do

Upgrade BuildPiper to 2.7.0 or later. No vendor workaround is given in the record. Pod Security Admission at the baseline or restricted level, or an admission policy that denies hostPath, blocks the attack whatever BuildPiper submits. After upgrading, check running workloads for hostPath mounts of / or other sensitive host paths.

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