DPC: Kwetsbaarheidsscanner meldt Node.js- en MongoDB-versie als niet ondersteund

Summary: De kwetsbaarheidsscanner meldt dat de DPC-server Node.js of MongoDB-versie gebruikt die niet meer wordt ondersteund.

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Symptoms

De scanner laat zien dat Node.js, geïnstalleerd op DPC wordt niet ondersteund.

De scanner laat zien dat MongoDB, geïnstalleerd op DPC wordt niet ondersteund.

Cause

Dit is het gevolg van een kwetsbaarheidsscanner die wordt uitgevoerd op de DPC-server.

Resolution

Productmanagement en engineering hebben de volgende informatie over dit probleem verstrekt. 

 

MongDB:

"MongoDB 4.2.x will remain at its current version within our architecture. While MongoDB is out of vendor compatibility/compliance, our multilayered security architecture prevents external attacks: MongoDB is not directly accessible from external networks, protected by firewall rules, and only accessible internally through authenticated application layers. This isolation eliminates direct attack vectors, making the system secure despite EOL status. We continue to provide break/fix support and security patching where applicable and possible."

 

Node.js:

"We acknowledge Node.js 16.x (v16.20.2) reached End-of-Life. However, our deployment architecture eliminates attack surfaces: Node.js is bundled within the application (not system-wide), production serves only prebuilt static files, Node.js runtime is never exposed to network requests, and the npm package manager is absent in production. This means attackers cannot directly target or exploit Node.js vulnerabilities, making the deployment secure despite EOL status."

Products

Data Protection Central
Article Properties
Article Number: 000459348
Article Type: Solution
Last Modified: 04 مايو 2026
Version:  1
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