Address security vulnerability in rubyzip dependency #602
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The rubyzip gem version 1.2.1 contains a security vulnerability allowing absolute path traversal. More details can be found here: rubyzip/rubyzip#369 This change addresses the issue by specifying a rubyzip version greater than or equal to 1.2.2. Solves issue randym#599
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@waterjump any chance you release a new version with this change? It's a pretty serious one. |
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@why-el Seems like bumping it to 3.0.1 would be a good idea. I'd like to confirm with the gem owner because people tend to do this differently from time to time and there's nothing in the README about contribution guidelines etc. |
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Ok, thanks the prompt response. Up to @randym then. |
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See also #536 |
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I am facing this same problem with |
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Ping. What's the latest? |
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@courtsimas We are waiting on feedback from @randym regarding version bump. |
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The rubyzip gem version 1.2.1 contains a security vulnerability allowing
absolute path traversal. More details can be found here:
rubyzip/rubyzip#369
This change addresses the issue by specifying a rubyzip version greater
than or equal to 1.2.2.
Solves issue #599