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Network policy agent: distinguish pod-name and namespace keys

F-AWS-NPA-001

Public snapshot: 7 Oct 2026. Status, releases and attribution belong to each source below; none is inferred from another record.

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aws/aws-network-policy-agentReported fixaws/aws-network-policy-agent

Network policy agent: distinguish pod-name and namespace keys

Fixed in: AWS network policy agent v1.3.7 contains PR #563

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Finding IDs
F-AWS-NPA-001
Status
fixed publicly
Fixed in
AWS network policy agent v1.3.7 contains PR #563
Recorded credit
Public fix author: parlakisik. Public 1seal credit and a causal link to our report are not established.
Note
Merged 2026-05-21. The patch separates pod name and namespace in GetPodNamespacedName so different objects do not share an ambiguous concatenated key. The earlier local test called the real helper with device operations substituted; it did not demonstrate traffic on a running cluster. This is a matching key correction, not a general network-policy bypass claim. CVE-2026-86831 concerns a different helper and patch and is not assigned to this record.

F-AWS-NPA-001: Input / state handling. Ambiguous pod/namespace keys can associate distinct objects with the same policy-tracking state. Reviewed 7 Oct 2026. Mechanism assessed by 1seal.

Mechanism source for F-AWS-NPA-001

Security area (1seal assessment): Authorization. Ambiguous pod/namespace keys can associate distinct objects with the same policy-tracking state. Reviewed 7 Oct 2026.

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