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Update suppression.xml #44

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@infeo infeo commented Apr 15, 2024

Supressed CVEs:

See also https://www.bouncycastle.org/releasenotes.html#:~:text=29857

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    • Updated security rules to suppress false positives related to specific vulnerabilities in a third-party library.

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The update involves the addition of two new suppression blocks in the suppression.xml file. These blocks are designed to handle specific vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2024-29857 and CVE-2024-30171. Both blocks use the same notes and regex pattern for the bcprov-jdk15on-1.70.jar package.

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suppression.xml Added suppression blocks for CVE-2024-29857 and CVE-2024-30171 with identical notes and package URL patterns.

🐇✨
O hark, what light through yonder codebase breaks?
Two shadows flee, their names we shall not speak.
With regex shields and notes like silent lakes,
In bcprov lands, where vulnerabilities sneak.
🌟📜🛡️


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19-28: The suppression block for CVE-2024-29857 is correctly formatted and logically consistent with the project's standards.


29-38: The suppression block for CVE-2024-30171 is correctly formatted and logically consistent with the project's standards.


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If there is a fix available, don't suppress but rather update.

@infeo infeo closed this Apr 15, 2024
@infeo infeo deleted the dependency-check/suppress-cves-8678899316 branch April 15, 2024 09:49
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