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SPIREv1.15.1SecurityMay 28, 2026

SPIRE v1.15.1 includes a security correction for Azure IMDS node attestation. The release also updates the golang.org/x/net and golang.org/x/crypto dependencies.

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  • securityAzure IMDS node attestation validation

    Applies if you use the azure_imds server node attestor plugin.

    The azure_imds server node attestor now validates the certificate used for the signature against the trusted Azure roots, preventing forged attested documents from being accepted during node attestation. The fix ships in SPIRE v1.15.1.

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SPIREv1.14.7SecurityMay 28, 2026

SPIRE v1.14.7 fixes a security vulnerability in Azure IMDS node attestation. It also updates the Go toolchain to 1.26.3 and updates three dependencies.

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  • securityThe azure_imds node attestor validation is corrected

    Applies if you use the azure_imds server node attestor plugin.

    SPIRE v1.14.7 corrects validation in the azure_imds server node attestor plugin. The fix ensures the certificate used for signature verification matches the certificate validated against trusted Azure roots, preventing forged attested documents from being accepted.

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SPIREv1.14.6SecurityApr 27, 2026

A security-focused maintenance release fixes two vulnerabilities in node attestation and join token handling. Operators should use this release to receive these fixes.

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  • securityThe aws_iid attestation identity verification

    Applies if you use the aws_iid server node attestor plugin.

    The aws_iid server node attestor plugin no longer returns an identity document from an attacker-controlled field after verifying the RSA-2048 PKCS7 signature. The fix prevents a compromised EC2 instance from impersonating another instance during node attestation.

  • securityJoin token data store deletion

    Applicability is not stated in the release notes.

    The join token data store now uses a read-modify-write transaction with row locking and verifies that exactly one row was deleted. This fixes a TOCTOU issue where concurrent attestations using the same token could both succeed because tx.Delete() did not report when no row was deleted.

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SPIREv1.13.6SecurityApr 27, 2026

This is a security and correctness fix release for SPIRE node attestation. It addresses forged EC2 identity handling in aws_iid and concurrent join-token attestation behavior.

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  • securityCorrected aws_iid EC2 identity verification

    Applies if you use the aws_iid server node attestor plugin.

    The aws_iid server node attestor plugin now verifies the RSA-2048 PKCS7 attestation identity document from the signed content instead of a separate attacker-controlled field. This fix ships in SPIRE v1.13.6.

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SPIREv1.14.3SecurityMar 18, 2026

A maintenance release adds agent version reporting, changes TLS policy behavior, improves performance, and corrects several defects. It also includes security fixes for selector logging and TLS certificate chain validation.

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  • securityAgent-level selector logging removal

    Selectors are no longer logged at the agent level to avoid potential leakage of sensitive information.

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  • securityServer TCP endpoint TLS session tickets disabled

    Applies if you use the server TCP endpoint.

    TLS session tickets are disabled on the server side, so VerifyPeerCertificate runs on every connection and TLS session ticket resumption cannot bypass SPIFFE certificate chain validation against the current trust bundle.

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SPIREv1.14.2SecurityMar 3, 2026

Fixes two security vulnerabilities in server node attestor plugins: an SSRF issue and excessive CPU consumption during node attestation. The fixes apply to the http_challenge and x509pop plugins.

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  • securityThe http_challenge server node attestor plugin, SSRF issue fixed

    Applies if you use http_challenge.

    The http_challenge server node attestor plugin no longer permits an attacker to redirect spire-server to an unauthorized domain, make an unauthenticated GET request, and receive the first 64 bytes of the response.

  • securityThe x509pop server node attestor plugin, CPU-exhaustion issue fixed

    Applies if you use x509pop.

    The x509pop server node attestor plugin no longer allows an attacker to make spire-server consume disproportionate CPU time during node attestation.

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SPIREv1.13.4SecurityMar 3, 2026

A security maintenance release with fixes in server node attestor plugins. The corrected issues affect request handling and resource use during node attestation.

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  • securityThe http_challenge server node attestor plugin, SSRF issue corrected

    Applies if you use the http_challenge server node attestor plugin.

    The fix addresses an SSRF issue that could redirect spire-server to an inaccessible domain, make an unauthenticated GET request, and return the first 64 bytes of the response to the attacker.

  • securityThe x509pop server node attestor plugin, CPU consumption issue corrected

    Applies if you use the x509pop server node attestor plugin.

    The fix addresses an issue that could cause spire-server to consume large and disproportionate amounts of CPU time during node attestation.

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