ci supply chain

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The ci supply chain tag covers discussions about continuous integration pipelines and the software supply chain, with a focus on vulnerabilities in open-source tools used in CI environments. A featured thread examines CVE-2026-41257, a jq integer overflow affecting Azure Linux 3.0, and explains how such flaws impact Windows administrators who rely on jq in scripts, containers, and CI jobs. The content highlights that the Windows ecosystem now includes a large Linux and open-source supply chain, making supply chain security relevant even when vulnerable code does not run on Windows endpoints. The tag emphasizes operational lessons for managing CI dependencies and patching.
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    CVE-2026-41257 jq Integer Overflow: Azure Linux Patch and CI Inventory Guide

    CVE-2026-41257 is a newly published jq vulnerability, released in Microsoft’s Security Update Guide on May 13, 2026 and updated on June 3, affecting Azure Linux 3.0 jq packages where a signed integer overflow in the jq virtual machine stack can corrupt memory. The bug is not a Windows desktop...
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