Summary
A final-image scan of the artifacts selected by gh-aw v0.82.14 found:
- Vulnerable packages in the gh-aw-owned
gh-aw-node image.
- Component pins referencing releases with findings tracked in their owning repositories.
This issue tracks the gh-aw-owned image and the integration work needed after clean component releases become available. It does not duplicate remediation ownership from the component repositories.
An independent follow-up scan also confirmed that gh-aw-mcpg v0.4.3, currently selected on main, remains affected. Updating from v0.4.1 to v0.4.3 alone does not resolve the MCP gateway findings.
gh-aw-owned finding
gh-aw-node
Affected image:
ghcr.io/github/gh-aw-node@sha256:529d02eb970b1161aa25c593a9c3df57fdfad5a8add328cb3b6eccef66f3183b
| Package |
Installed version |
Reported fixed version |
Finding |
| libcrypto3 / libssl3 |
3.5.6-r0 |
3.5.7+ |
Multiple OpenSSL advisories |
| musl |
1.2.6-r2 |
To be confirmed for this image |
CVE-2026-40200 |
| tar |
7.5.13 |
7.5.19+ |
Package advisory |
| brace-expansion |
5.0.5 |
5.0.7+ |
Package advisory |
| sigstore |
4.1.0 |
4.1.1+ |
Package advisory |
| undici |
6.25.0 |
6.27.0+ |
Package advisory |
The safe-output MCP runtime primarily executes Node, local JavaScript, and git, so some npm-network findings may not be reachable in normal operation. The affected packages nevertheless remain present in the published image.
Verification should record the exact advisory ID, scanner severity, package path, and runtime applicability for every finding. In particular, the gh-aw-node Alpine release must be checked before treating musl 1.2.6-r2 as vulnerable: Alpine 3.24 records that revision as fixed for CVE-2026-40200.
Related component findings
The Squid issue concerns license inventory rather than vulnerable packages. It is listed here only as a gh-aw-firewall release-readiness dependency, not as CVE remediation. The GitHub MCP server fixes are merged, but a patch release containing them is still pending.
Verified gh-aw-mcpg v0.4.3 status
The July 22, 2026 follow-up scan covered both immutable platform images:
Index: sha256:3c744710ea275cd5ee65db92a1099e0d980754bd9fafda9ce67704c67004dc83
linux/amd64: sha256:a257bf876a4ce12745a84427c1ff4aedd029ccc4547bc1d11a6f313eb1ab777a
linux/arm64: sha256:3774c57e8aacc2c6dcc65fee605c5a2e66d405c010916533c1fef18f52c12d93
Both platforms produced the same results:
- GO-2026-4970, GO-2026-5037, and GO-2026-5038 originate from
/usr/bin/docker, not awmg.
- Alpine 3.24.1 musl
1.2.6-r2 is fixed for CVE-2026-40200, so that original finding does not apply to v0.4.3.
- Additional current matches affect Docker CLI,
awmg dependencies, and BusyBox. Full attribution is recorded in github/gh-aw-mcpg#9836.
Released pins
gh-aw v0.82.14 selects:
- gh-aw-firewall v0.27.37
- gh-aw-mcpg v0.4.1
- github-mcp-server v1.6.0
- gh-aw-node digest
529d02eb...
Current main selects gh-aw-mcpg v0.4.3, but that update is not present in v0.82.14 and v0.4.3 is independently verified as still affected.
For this investigation, the baseline is v0.82.14 and the supported target is the latest non-prerelease gh-aw release available when remediation is published. Final-image verification should cover both linux/amd64 and linux/arm64.
Work that can proceed immediately
Release-blocked integration work
Reproduction context
The gh-aw-node findings were observed using:
- Syft v1.46.0
- Grype v0.115.0
IMAGE='ghcr.io/github/gh-aw-node@sha256:529d02eb970b1161aa25c593a9c3df57fdfad5a8add328cb3b6eccef66f3183b'
syft --platform linux/amd64 "$IMAGE" -o syft-json=sbom.json
grype sbom:sbom.json
The image is multi-architecture, so package inventories may differ by platform.
Completion criteria
A supported gh-aw release references reviewed component releases and an immutable gh-aw-node digest whose remaining findings have documented applicability.
Summary
A final-image scan of the artifacts selected by gh-aw v0.82.14 found:
gh-aw-nodeimage.This issue tracks the gh-aw-owned image and the integration work needed after clean component releases become available. It does not duplicate remediation ownership from the component repositories.
An independent follow-up scan also confirmed that gh-aw-mcpg v0.4.3, currently selected on main, remains affected. Updating from v0.4.1 to v0.4.3 alone does not resolve the MCP gateway findings.
gh-aw-owned finding
gh-aw-node
Affected image:
3.5.6-r03.5.7+1.2.6-r27.5.137.5.19+5.0.55.0.7+4.1.04.1.1+6.25.06.27.0+The safe-output MCP runtime primarily executes Node, local JavaScript, and git, so some npm-network findings may not be reachable in normal operation. The affected packages nevertheless remain present in the published image.
Verification should record the exact advisory ID, scanner severity, package path, and runtime applicability for every finding. In particular, the gh-aw-node Alpine release must be checked before treating musl
1.2.6-r2as vulnerable: Alpine 3.24 records that revision as fixed for CVE-2026-40200.Related component findings
The Squid issue concerns license inventory rather than vulnerable packages. It is listed here only as a gh-aw-firewall release-readiness dependency, not as CVE remediation. The GitHub MCP server fixes are merged, but a patch release containing them is still pending.
Verified gh-aw-mcpg v0.4.3 status
The July 22, 2026 follow-up scan covered both immutable platform images:
Both platforms produced the same results:
/usr/bin/docker, notawmg.1.2.6-r2is fixed for CVE-2026-40200, so that original finding does not apply to v0.4.3.awmgdependencies, and BusyBox. Full attribution is recorded in github/gh-aw-mcpg#9836.Released pins
gh-aw v0.82.14 selects:
529d02eb...Current main selects gh-aw-mcpg v0.4.3, but that update is not present in v0.82.14 and v0.4.3 is independently verified as still affected.
For this investigation, the baseline is v0.82.14 and the supported target is the latest non-prerelease gh-aw release available when remediation is published. Final-image verification should cover both
linux/amd64andlinux/arm64.Work that can proceed immediately
gh-aw-nodeimage.gh-aw-nodebase/runtime packages and npm dependencies as needed.gh-aw-nodedigest whose remaining findings have documented applicability.Release-blocked integration work
gh-aw-nodedigest.Reproduction context
The gh-aw-node findings were observed using:
The image is multi-architecture, so package inventories may differ by platform.
Completion criteria
A supported gh-aw release references reviewed component releases and an immutable
gh-aw-nodedigest whose remaining findings have documented applicability.