Hi, and thanks for maintaining this image.
I ran a Trivy scan against itzg/minecraft-bedrock-server:latest in my environment and wanted to report that the current latest image appears to contain multiple critical/high vulnerabilities in container packages.
At minimum, the scan reports this critical finding for the image:
CVE-2025-68121
- package:
stdlib
- severity:
CRITICAL
- fix versions reported by the scanner:
1.24.13, 1.25.7, 1.26.0-rc.3
The scan also reports additional critical/high findings in the image, so this does not look like a single isolated result.
I understand that scanner findings do not automatically mean every issue is exploitable in the real runtime path. However, since this image is often used for publicly reachable Bedrock servers, and at least one critical finding already has a reported fix available, I thought it would be worth flagging.
Would you mind reviewing the current base image / dependency state and rebuilding or refreshing the image if appropriate?
If helpful, I can also provide the full Trivy output for this image.
Thanks again.
Hi, and thanks for maintaining this image.
I ran a Trivy scan against
itzg/minecraft-bedrock-server:latestin my environment and wanted to report that the currentlatestimage appears to contain multiple critical/high vulnerabilities in container packages.At minimum, the scan reports this critical finding for the image:
CVE-2025-68121stdlibCRITICAL1.24.13,1.25.7,1.26.0-rc.3The scan also reports additional critical/high findings in the image, so this does not look like a single isolated result.
I understand that scanner findings do not automatically mean every issue is exploitable in the real runtime path. However, since this image is often used for publicly reachable Bedrock servers, and at least one critical finding already has a reported fix available, I thought it would be worth flagging.
Would you mind reviewing the current base image / dependency state and rebuilding or refreshing the image if appropriate?
If helpful, I can also provide the full Trivy output for this image.
Thanks again.