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Aikido Images
Updating to the latest version of a base image can be difficult because it may require changes to your application. When updating to a newer base image is not a viable option, you can stay secure by using Aikido Images.
Aikido Images is a registry of zero-CVE base images: drop-in replacements that carry patched versions of libraries with reported CRITICAL or HIGH severity security issues.
For example, CVE-2025-4373 is fixed by Debian in Trixie and Sid but not in Bookworm. The Aikido Images variant of debian:bookworm contains a patched version of glib2.0 that fixes this vulnerability. Using this image avoids breaking changes while maintaining a good security posture.
Aikido Images availability
In Aikido, you can view which base images have an Aikido Images variant from the AutoFix > Containers page.
