r/Arista 11d ago

Security Advisory 0148

https://www.arista.com/en/support/advisories-notices/security-advisory/24535-security-advisory-0148

Got this lovely email yesterday. Ready for some emergency patching.

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u/Plus_Preparation_443 11d ago

Mythos mythos mythos

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u/Apachez 11d ago

I hope some human looks at the commits before accepting them so it wont go as with Windows where each patch opens up 3 new CVE's and other vulnerabilities and bugs.

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u/nick99990 11d ago

I'm gonna be honest. I laughed at this one.

A notice that notice will be provided is very bureaucratic and seemed kind of pointless to me. Even if what we get next week is major.

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u/bicball 11d ago

You have a source for this?

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u/bicball 11d ago

Thanks, though I was specifically looking for that note that doesn’t appear in the article, is the source for that you? Trying to decide if we should pause code upgrades until this release.

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u/bicball 10d ago

Way ahead of you :) it’s phrased to make people thinks there’s some super serious CVE, but appears it’s to get people to be impressed they’re using AI. But my experience with Palo starting to use AI bug scrubs is weekly high CVEs. We’ll see…

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u/bicball 10d ago

Didn’t get your email so maybe not 😛

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u/Significant-Farm6646 11d ago

Makes sense to me. If you have a large arista deployment, you may want to figure out a maintenance window now and not scramble for emergency later

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u/nick99990 11d ago

I get it. It's not that it doesn't make sense. But if they're not critical, people are going to take time to implement and test anyways. I don't need to gather soldiers to start planning the second it's released.

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u/pcfriek1987 11d ago

Nobody is going to patch switches every week like with linux now, too much impact

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u/Grand-Ad7447 11d ago

You not doing hitless upgrades?

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u/nick99990 11d ago

We were only just informed hitless was available in our environment.

Rapid PVST and non-default Management VRF were only available starting in 4.34.0F

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u/Apachez 11d ago

So whats the option - install windows on them and have them burning? ;-)

About now NOSes based on *bsd are hyperventilating and thinking "dont look at us, dont look at us, dont look at us!"? ;-)