Newly Disclosed Linux kernel Security Incident – Temporary Service Interruptions
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- Lahendatud · UTC
All services previously affected by the Linux kernel security vulnerability impacting the XFS filesystem were restored by midnight on 23 July.
The current service status is as follows:
All SAPU systems have been restored and are fully available.
Web servers are up.
Galaxy is available.
OpenOndemand and its services, RStudio and Jupyter, are available.
The Rocket Cluster is available for compute workloads.
A small number of older Rocket Cluster V100 GPU nodes remain temporarily isolated while they undergo the final upgrade. These nodes are expected to be returned to the queue later today.
Thank you for your patience while we implemented the necessary mitigations to ensure the security and stability of our services.
- Uuendus · UTC
We have made progress in addressing the recently disclosed Linux kernel security vulnerability.
The following services have now been restored and are available:
Cloud Service
Web Server (Website Hosting Service)
Mitigation work is still ongoing for the following services:
Rocket Cluster and related services such as Galaxy, Open OnDemand
SAPU
These services will remain unavailable while we complete the required patching and validation to ensure they can be restored safely.
We will continue to provide updates as additional services become available.
- Tuvastatud · UTCWe are continuing to work on a fix for this incident.
- Uurimisel · UTC
We are currently responding to a newly disclosed Linux kernel security vulnerability affecting the XFS filesystem. As a precaution, we are implementing mitigation measures across affected infrastructure.
Affected services:
Web Servers
Rocket Cluster, along with OpenOndemand
SAPU
Cloud
Galaxy
To reduce risk while mitigation work is underway, Cluster access has been temporarily disabled. You may experience temporary service interruptions across the affected services during this maintenance.
Our teams are actively applying mitigations and validating service integrity. We will provide further updates as work progresses and restore normal access as soon as it is safe to do so.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
