![]() ![]() permission: improve path traversal protection permission: fix Uint8Array path traversal module: fix code injection through export names lib: let deps require node prefixed modules ![]() More detailed information on each of the vulnerabilities can be found in October 2023 Security Releases blog post. The following CVEs are fixed in this release:ĬVE-2023-44487: nghttp2 Security Release (High)ĬVE-2023-45143: undici Security Release (High)ĬVE-2023-39332: Path traversal through path stored in Uint8Array (High)ĬVE-2023-39331: Permission model improperly protects against path traversal (High)ĬVE-2023-38552: Integrity checks according to policies can be circumvented (Medium)ĬVE-2023-39333: Code injection via WebAssembly export names (Low) If you don't currently have CentOS repo access, please reach out to your Perforce/OpenLogic salesperson … you may already be entitled to access with your existing support contract! As usual, please ensure that you test these updates before deploying to production. We recommend that you update your CentOS 8 systems to protect against this vulnerability. OpenLogic’s Enterprise Linux Team has recently published the following updates: Updates to the OpenLogic CentOS Repository Key Security, Maintenance, and Features Releases Security Based Updates The State of Open Source Survey Is Now Live.OpenLogic is at All Things Open Conference This Week, Oct 15-17.Red Hat Retires Mailing List, Leaving Linux Loyalists To Read Between The Lines.Ubuntu Unleashes Mantic Minotaur with 23.10 Build.Open Source and AI: Using Cassandra, Kafka, and Spark for AI Use Cases.Civil Infrastructure Platform Expands Super-Long-Term Stable Kernel Program with a 6.1-Based Series. ![]()
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