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Release quickfixj
2.3.2 to resolve mina
vulnerability
#924
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The recent advisory mentions especially the usage of |
This library may be used in enterprises environments where strict dependency scanning requires an upgrade to a newer version even if that specific vulnerability is not on the hot path. Is there a technical reason we can’t upgrade? It doesn’t sound like an unreasonable ask to me. |
I understand, the comment was only meant as an information. Is not an unreasonable ask, just limited by personal time. ;) Please also see #774 (comment) |
Thank you for the background. Is it at all possible to create a patched version that people could use at their own risk? |
The latest version of this package is quite old, and the codebase seems to have moved on since the last release. Upgrading to the latest version of A workaround while waiting for a release of this package is to upgrade |
If we patch QFJ 2.3.1 to update mina-core to 2.1.10 would that be acceptable? |
That would work. Working on the 2.3.2 release now, should be out in the coming days. |
The financial markets thank you for your service! |
Well, you're welcome. ;) |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
quickfixj-core
has vulnerable dependencymina-core
with the following CVEs:Describe the solution you'd like
Since
mina-core
was upgraded in #917, releasing v2.3.2 would resolve this.Describe alternatives you've considered
Evict/exclude the transitive
mina-core
dependency and provide a newer version myself.Additional context
N/A
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