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Auditing webfont reveals moderate vulnerability in xmldom #482

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PrashantChittiZS opened this issue Aug 5, 2021 · 6 comments
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Auditing webfont reveals moderate vulnerability in xmldom #482

PrashantChittiZS opened this issue Aug 5, 2021 · 6 comments
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@PrashantChittiZS
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Running npm audit while using webfont v11.2.20, reveals a vulnerability in xmldom which is moderate in serverity.

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@PrashantChittiZS thanks for reporting that. What version of webfont are you using?

@jimmyandrade jimmyandrade added this to Needs triage in webfont bug triage via automation Aug 5, 2021
@jimmyandrade jimmyandrade added dependencies Pull requests that update a dependency file security bug labels Aug 5, 2021
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@PrashantChittiZS thanks for reporting that. What version of webfont are you using?

11.2.20

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jimmyandrade commented Aug 7, 2021

@PrashantChittiZS thanks. Unfortunately, our library depends on a vulnerable version of the svg2ttf package which, in turn, has this security problem by using an insecure version of xmldom.

On my side, I can't solve this as long as xmldom and svg2ttf library doesn't solve this problem on the other side.
I'm sorry :(

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PrashantChittiZS commented Aug 9, 2021

@jimmyandrade thanks for the quick turn around, I have raised an issue regarding the same on svg2ttf. Will you be releasing a newer version of webfont, as and when svg2ttf fixes the issue on their end?

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Will you be releasing a newer version of webfont, as and when svg2ttf fixes the issue on their end?

@PrashantChittiZS yes, I will :)

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wkeese commented Feb 2, 2022

Looks like this is fixed, sometime between 11.2.20 and 11.2.26. I think you can close the ticket.

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