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fluent bit
About this tag
Fluent Bit is a lightweight, high-performance telemetry agent widely used as a log forwarder and data pipeline component in observability stacks. Discussions on WindowsForum.com focus on security vulnerabilities affecting Fluent Bit, including CVEs that cause denial of service via HTTP input parsing, memory corruption in the HTTP server, stack overflows in the Docker plugin, tag key injection, and authentication bypass in the forward plugin. These threads cover patching strategies, mitigation steps, and the impact on log collection and monitoring pipelines. The tag is relevant for IT professionals managing Fluent Bit deployments who need to stay informed about critical security updates and best practices for securing telemetry infrastructure.
A low-level parsing bug in Fluent Bit’s HTTP input has been cataloged as CVE‑2024‑23722 and quietly but decisively demonstrates how a small string-validation lapse can turn a ubiquitous telemetry agent into a reliable denial‑of‑service trigger for observability pipelines. The vulnerability...
A critical heap-based memory corruption bug in Fluent Bit’s built-in HTTP server — tracked as CVE-2024-4323 — lets unauthenticated network actors trigger crashes, leak internal data, and, in specific environments, potentially execute code. Fluent Bit maintainers published a patch in Fluent Bit...
A newly cataloged vulnerability, CVE-2025-29478, in Fluent Bit v3.7.2 exposes a local denial-of-service (DoS) condition in the library's linked-list helper, specifically the cfl_list_size function in cfl_list.h at line 165, enabling a low-privileged local actor to crash or hang Fluent Bit and...
A stack-buffer overflow in Fluent Bit’s Docker input plugin has been cataloged as CVE-2025-12970, and it’s the kind of flaw that turns a seemingly innocuous container name into a potential foothold for attackers. The vulnerability stems from the in_docker plugin’s extract_name routine copying...
CVE-2025-12977 exposes a critical tag‑handling vulnerability in Fluent Bit that can let unauthenticated remote actors manipulate, reroute, and corrupt logging pipelines by supplying crafted tag values.
Overview — the short story
What it is: a flaw in Fluent Bit’s input plugins (notably in_http...
A critical unauthenticated data-injection flaw in Fluent Bit’s forward input plugin has been publicly cataloged as CVE-2025-12969; the bug lets an attacker who can reach a Fluent Bit forward listener send unauthenticated records by bypassing the configured security.users control, enabling forged...