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CGA-c4c4-53v5-4448

Package

chaos-tproxy

Component

rustls

Latest update

Pending upstream fix

Aliases

Severity

3.7

Low

CVSS V3

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  • https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-w44r-93j7-qv28

Updates

Status

Pending upstream fix

Impact

The fix for these advisories is rustls 0.23.46. chaos-tproxy 0.5.7 declares rustls 0.20.4 directly, alongside tokio-rustls 0.23.4, which itself depends on the rustls 0.20 line. Its HTTP stack is built on two personal forks pulled in as git dependencies - hyper from github.com/Andrewmatilde/hyper.git, carrying a non-upstream error_return feature that the application depends on, and hyper-rustls from github.com/Andrewmatilde/hyper-rustls.git - both built against that same rustls generation. Moving to the 0.23 line is therefore not a version bump but a replacement of the project's TLS and HTTP stack, including forks that only upstream can regenerate. Upstream's most recent release, v0.5.7, and their default branch both still declare rustls 0.20.4. This will be resolved when upstream migrates to a fixed rustls release.

Status

Under investigation


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