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Vm2 Node.js sandbox escape and RCE vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-24118)

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vm2 now has multiple critical vulnerabilities that can let attacker-controlled JavaScript escape the sandbox and reach the host, creating arbitrary code execution risk for affected deployments. The disclosure covers flaws such as CVE-2026-24118 and related bypasses, and the recommended fix is to move to 3.11.2.

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Timeline

  1. 07.05.2026 07:15 2 articles · 20d ago

    vm2 vulnerability disclosure

    Initial Disclosure

    Disclosure for the vm2 Node.js library identifies 12 critical vulnerabilities affecting versions through 3.11.1, including sandbox escape paths through __lookupGetter__, inspect, SuppressedError, NodeVM allowlist bypasses, BaseHandler.getPrototypeOf, neutralizeArraySpeciesBatch(), null proto exceptions, and prototype pollution; the reported impact is arbitrary code execution or remote code execution on the underlying host, and operators are advised to upgrade to 3.11.2.

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