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A security scan of the pgHero Docker image turned up CVE-2022-48174 in the version of Alpine Linux being sourced in the latest (v3.4.4) pgHero Docker image. According to this page, that vulnerability is resolved in a more recent version? Admittedly that page is a bit confusing and mentions the vulnerability is both resolved, and unresolved, and also mentions multiple versions of Alpine Linux so I'm not exactly sure what to make of that, lol.
If it's a low effort fix, could you update the pgHero Docker image to pull the latest Alpine Linux image? I'd be happy to make the contribution myself but don't see any dockerfile in the repo to edit.
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Updated the Docker image and uri gem in pghero/pghero@0382b81 (the uri gem may still show up on the scan since that version is bundled with Ruby, but it's not being used).
A security scan of the pgHero Docker image turned up CVE-2022-48174 in the version of Alpine Linux being sourced in the latest (v3.4.4) pgHero Docker image. According to this page, that vulnerability is resolved in a more recent version? Admittedly that page is a bit confusing and mentions the vulnerability is both resolved, and unresolved, and also mentions multiple versions of Alpine Linux so I'm not exactly sure what to make of that, lol.
If it's a low effort fix, could you update the pgHero Docker image to pull the latest Alpine Linux image? I'd be happy to make the contribution myself but don't see any dockerfile in the repo to edit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: