
Docker disclosed two Docker Sandboxes vulnerabilities that can allow malicious guest environments to escape workspace isolation and access host resources. CVE-2026-77179, affecting macOS versions before 0.42.0, enables symlink-race redirection of filesystem operations, potentially permitting arbitrary file read/write and host code execution. CVE-2026-79994, affecting versions before 0.42.0, can redirect guest-to-host Unix socket connections to unauthorized AF_UNIX sockets, enabling data disclosure or access to host-side functions. Docker recommends upgrading to 0.42.0 or later, using clone mode, removing writable host mounts, and minimizing sensitive data in shared paths. VULNERABILITY CVE-2026-17106 CVE-2026-2664 CVE-2026-28400 CVE-2026-33990 CVE-2026-5817 CVE-2026-5843 CVE-2026-77179 CVE-2026-79994
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Docker disclosed two sandbox escape vulnerabilities with technical details and explicitly recommends upgrading to version 0.42.0 plus additional workarounds; no PoC, exploit tool, or active exploitation is reported.




