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Moderate severityNVD Advisory· Published Apr 6, 2026· Updated Apr 8, 2026

CVE-2026-33817

CVE-2026-33817

Description

Rejected reason: CVE confirmed to be a false positive

AI Insight

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CVE-2026-33817 is a rejected CVE for a bbolt vulnerability that was determined to be a confirmed false positive in bucket statistics.

Analysis

CVE-2026-33817 was assigned to a potential vulnerability in the bbolt key-value database, a fork of Bolt used in high-load production environments [1]. The vulnerability description and related fix in pull request #1171 appeared to address a possible issue in the Bucket.Stats() function where a missing guard for p.Count() == 0 on branch pages could lead to an out-of-bounds access [2]. The fix added a zero-count check before calculating the last branch page element and computing used bytes [2].

However, the CVE has been rejected because the issue was determined to be a false positive [4]. The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) lists the rejection reason, and the Go vulnerability database also reflects that no actual vulnerability was present [3]. No further action is required for users, as the fix in PR #1171 is an improvement for code robustness rather than a security patch [2]. Systems running bbolt remain unaffected by any material security flaw from this identifier.

Impact and

Mitigation

Since CVE-2026-33817 is false positive, there is no actual impact, and no mitigation or patching is needed beyond normal maintenance.

AI Insight generated on May 18, 2026. Synthesized from this CVE's description and the cited reference URLs; citations are validated against the source bundle.

Affected packages

Versions sourced from the GitHub Security Advisory.

PackageAffected versionsPatched versions
go.etcd.io/bboltGo
<= 1.4.3

Patches

0

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Vulnerability mechanics

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