Vulnerability Reporthenrygd/beszel:0.21.1

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Executive Summary

Last scanned:

Threat Score
1/100SAFE
Reputation
RELIABLE

This image is safe for production use. The scan found two low-severity issues that can be reached over the network, but the highest severity is 4.67 and neither is known to be exploited in the wild, so they do not change the verdict. Because the main program is a self-contained Go binary, flaws in the underlying OS libraries are not reachable through it. Routine hardening, such as running the service as a non-root user and restricting access to port 8090, is still worthwhile.

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  1. Vulnerability scan
    Full CVE sweep across OS packages and app dependencies
  2. Exploitability check
    CVEs ranked by exploit probability (EPSS) and matched against CISA KEV
  3. Reachability analysis
    Symbol-level proof: is the vulnerable code even linked and callable in your binaries?
  4. Runtime verification
    Live-container probes: exposed endpoints, feature flags, real defaults
  5. Supply chain analysis
    Base-image lineage, package provenance and signatures — nothing slipped in unnoticed
  6. Hardening recommendations
    A hardened build plan — patch, remove unused packages, lock down the runtime — with parity tests proving nothing broke

Vulnerabilities

Vulnerability Log

2 total
CVE IDAdjusted SeverityPackageExploit ProbabilityRisk Context
CVE-2023-36308MEDIUM4.67
github.com/disintegration/imaging
v1.6.2
No fix yet
0.4%
Theoretical Threat
Directly Exposed
GO-2026-5932MEDIUM4
golang.org/x/crypto
v0.58.0
No fix yet
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Directly Exposed

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