MOKSHA-2026-0062

Vulnerability from moksha – Published: 2026-04-24 06:00 – Updated:
VLAI
Title
Rate Limit Removal via kbps=0 in VIF.qos_algorithm_params
Summary
A vm-admin in XAPI-based hypervisors (XenServer, XCP-ng) can silently disable VIF rate limiting by setting kbps=0 in VIF.qos_algorithm_params. XAPI accepts the zero value without validation. xenopsd correctly rejects it at plug time (bytes_per_interval fails the >0L check), but the rejection is invisible - only a debug-level log is emitted. The XAPI database shows rate limiting as configured while xenstore has no rate enforced, creating a false positive for administrators and monitoring tools.
CWE
  • CWE-20 - Improper Input Validation
References
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