Knowledge Base: MongoDB Vulnerability | CVE-2025-14847
Overview:
A new vulnerability, CVE-2025-14847, has been disclosed affecting certain versions of MongoDB. This article explains what is known about the vulnerability, its potential impact, and—most importantly—Aqua’s security posture with respect to this CVE.
What is CVE-2025-14847:
CVE-2025-14847 is a recently reported security vulnerability in specific MongoDB versions.
According to the public advisory, the issue may allow an attacker to exploit improper handling of certain database operations under specific conditions.
For official vulnerability details, refer to MongoDB’s security resources:
MongoDB Security Bulletins:
MongoDB - Security advisoryNVD entry for CVEs (search by CVE ID):
NVD - Security Advisory
Potential Impact:
Depending on how MongoDB is deployed and exposed, successful exploitation could result in:
Unauthorized access to database functionality
Unexpected behavior or service disruption
Potential security boundary bypass in affected configurations
⚠️ Only MongoDB deployments running the affected versions are at risk.
Affected Versions:
CVE-2025-14847 impacts specific MongoDB versions, as defined by MongoDB in their official advisories.
Customers can directly validate their exposure using the following resources:
MongoDB Supported Versions & Release Notes:
https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/release-notes/MongoDB Security Advisories (includes affected versions):
MongoDB - Security advisoryNVD CVE Search (enter
CVE-2025-14847):
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/search
Customers should compare their installed MongoDB version against the affected version ranges listed in these advisories.
Aqua Security Impact Assessment ✅
Good news: Aqua is NOT vulnerable to CVE-2025-14847.
After internal review and component analysis, Aqua confirms that:
Aqua does not use MongoDB versions affected by CVE-2025-14847
Aqua products and services do not include vulnerable MongoDB components
No Aqua-managed environments are exposed to this vulnerability
✔️ No customer action is required for Aqua components.
What Aqua Customers Need to Do:
If you run MongoDB independently:
Verify your MongoDB version:
https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/reference/method/db.version/Review MongoDB’s official CVE documentation and upgrade guidance:
MongoDB - Security advisoryApply MongoDB-recommended patches or upgrades if your version is affected
If you use Aqua:
✅ No action required
Aqua continuously monitors upstream CVEs and validates component exposure on your behalf
Aqua’s Ongoing Commitment:
Aqua continuously:
Monitors newly disclosed vulnerabilities and CVEs
Assesses third-party and open-source components
Applies rigorous supply chain security and vulnerability management practices
Your security remains our top priority
NOTE:
Aqua is actively monitoring trusted vendor and vulnerability intelligence feeds for updates related to this CVE. Where necessary, we apply interim mitigations or overrides to ensure accurate risk assessment and protection, and we continue to do so until official vendor fixes or advisories are released.
Need More Help:
If you have questions or need assistance validating your environment:
Contact Aqua Support
Reach out to your Aqua Security representative
This article will be updated as new information about CVE-2025-14847 becomes available.
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