Update http-parser for CVE. #1388
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Motivation: http-parser shipped a patche for node.js CVE-2019-15605, which allowed HTTP request smuggling. This affected SwiftNIO as well, and so we need to immediately ship an update to help protect affected users. A CVE for SwiftNIO will follow, but as this patch is in the wild and SwiftNIO is known to be affected we should not delay shipping this fix. Modifications: - Update http-parser. - Add regression tests to validate this behaviour. Result: Close request smugging vector. (cherry picked from commit f94b22b)
normanmaurer
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Feb 10, 2020
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The 1.14 CI seems to be entirely busted (cc @tomerd) but we've validated this fix locally, so we're going to ship it anyway. |
weissi
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Feb 10, 2020
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Motivation:
http-parser shipped a patche for node.js CVE-2019-15605, which allowed
HTTP request smuggling. This affected SwiftNIO as well, and so we need
to immediately ship an update to help protect affected users.
A CVE for SwiftNIO will follow, but as this patch is in the wild and
SwiftNIO is known to be affected we should not delay shipping this fix.
Modifications:
Result:
Close request smugging vector.
(cherry picked from commit f94b22b)