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[GHSA-g73c-fw68-pwx3] pgAdmin 4 Vulnerable to Remote Code Execution #5439

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@py0zz1 py0zz1 commented Apr 4, 2025

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@github-actions github-actions bot changed the base branch from main to py0zz1/advisory-improvement-5439 April 4, 2025 18:49
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copyrhgt notis andres miranda

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py0zz1 commented Apr 4, 2025

copyrhgt notis andres miranda

I understood it to mean to notify the copyright. What can I do?

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shelbyc commented Apr 4, 2025

Hi @py0zz1, I'm not sure what @andresM80 is talking about.

With respect to the reference link https://gist.github.com/py0zz1/a81c0e3222dac3772bf44ae5eb8cfd1e, I recommend that you email cna@postgresql.org to ask to have the link added to the CVE record. cna@postgresql.org is the email for PostgreSQL, the CNA that assigned CVE-2025-2945 to the vulnerability. That will lead to the reference link being available in the most upstream resource possible and will lead to GitHub ingesting the new reference link when the CVE record is updated.

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py0zz1 commented Apr 5, 2025

@shelbyc Oh, I understand. Thank you for explaining it in detail.

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