Additional links:
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2017-5689
http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/491375
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I’d submit a ticket to the support team to confirm, though from looking at the Droplets and the info on the CPU’s, it doesn’t look like those solutions are enabled.
At the core, the platform team would need to confirm, or perhaps @ryanpq can do so here.
I don’t have a lot of detail to share but I did check in on this issue with our ops team earlier in the week. They have reported that while we are continuing to track this issue internally we do not believe that this issue presents any risk to our users.
Thanks for the reply. Understandably it can be somewhat onerous to check, but there is a difference between “we do not believe that this issue presents any risks” and “we have confirmed that this issue does not present any risks”. The first is we are not sure, and the second confirms you have tested and can categorically state that your users are safe.
I’d like a confirmation that we are safe if possible.