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NVIDIA OpenShell: incomplete input denylist in the sandbox provisioning API allows code execution

CVE-2026-65083AI/ML frameworks & servingcurated

Impact

The sandbox provisioning API enforces its restrictions with a list of disallowed inputs that NVIDIA describes as incomplete, so a caller can supply values the check was meant to block. NVIDIA rates the result as code execution, privilege escalation, information disclosure, data tampering and denial of service, scored with a scope change (CVSS:3.1 S:C), meaning the effect reaches beyond the sandbox that was provisioned. OpenShell sandboxes are where agent-generated and otherwise untrusted code is meant to be confined on a fleet node, so a caller who can shape provisioning gets whatever the sandbox host process holds - including its GPU access and any credentials the serving stack passes in. On a shared node this is the boundary that separates one tenant's agent session from the rest of the box.

Who can reach it

Network reachable, low-privilege authentication required (CVSS AV:N/PR:L): anyone permitted to call the OpenShell sandbox provisioning API, such as a tenant or agent session allowed to create sandboxes.

What to do

Update OpenShell to v0.0.34, which NVIDIA's bulletin 5872 states fixes all OpenShell issues in this batch; the advisory's instruction is to clone or update from the NVIDIA/OpenShell GitHub repository. Versions 0 through 0.0.33 are affected on all platforms. Rollout is a userspace service update - redeploy the OpenShell components and restart them; the advisory names no firmware, driver or kernel change, so no node drain or reboot is called for.

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