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Windows MSI Installer for Node/npm (LTS) uses vulnerable/obsolete security certificate hash, SHA1 #4522

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CalculonPrime opened this issue Mar 31, 2022 · 4 comments

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@CalculonPrime
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SHA1 is vulnerable, as reported years ago by Google and other security researchers. Collisions can be generated in the real world. You need to move to SHA256/SHA512.

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@Trott do you want to move this one, doesn't seem like the right repo

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Trott commented Apr 1, 2022

@Trott do you want to move this one, doesn't seem like the right repo

I'm not sure if the right repo would be the build repo or the release repo or the main node repo, but once I figure that out, I'll move it. That's assuming this isn't a case of "Hey, don't report security issues in a public repo. Please follow the https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/HEAD/SECURITY.md#security (which is what the 'Security' link in the header nav on the site points to)."

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ovflowd commented Mar 21, 2023

@CalculonPrime please feel free to follow the security guide mentioned by @Trott about how to report security issues.

Closing this one, Thanks!

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This probably does the trick: nodejs/node#47206

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