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Bitbucket server and Datacenter security advisory 2019-09-18 - CVE-2019-15000

Every now and then a vulnerability is discovered in the tools we most often use and this is no exception for Atlassian applications. Recently a vulnerability was discovered in Bitbucket server and Datacenter where it is possible to gain control over the instance by injecting additional arguments into Git commands.

In scenarios like this, the key to success is to having a solid plan to mitigate the impact and fix it and this is all this article it's about, "I'm affected by this vulnerability, what now?!"

There are basically 3 ways to mitigate it and fix it:

  •  Disabling public access for the project or repository will prevent anonymous users to run arbitrary git commands;
  • Upgrade the instance to a version that has the fix;
  • Apply the zero downtime hotfix described in the security advisory article linked below;

Additional details about the vulnerability as well as details to apply the hotfix can be checked at the Bitbucket Server security advisory 2019-09-18 article.

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Merve Nur Bas
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Sep 19, 2019 • edited

Thanks for the Article!

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Sep 19, 2019

You are most welcome Merve. Glad to help :)

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