[Solved] VLC 3.0.3 detected as safe
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Thank you.
Yeah, well, as we discussed that, it seems that a guy has found a vuln in 3.0.4.
So it is time to flag all versions as being "Insecure"
Let's hope a new release of VLC comes out one of the next days.
CVE Details is a great site for getting some high level information about the history of a product.
However, CVE itself, has seen better days, unfortunately a lot of vulns are assigned CVEs rather late and a lot never receives a CVE.
Just look at yesterdays Chrome release, where some of the vulns are "To be allocated [a CVE]". That seems odd for such a significant app as Chrome:
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Tom, is the issue solved (after you flagged all versions as being "Insecure")?
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@Tom says, 3.0.2, 3.0.3, 3.0.4 are not insecure, but 3.0.4 is recommended . I only found an information, that 3.0.1 is insecure.
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@Tom OK, i did not see it at cve.mitre.org using the search.
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@Anselm Correction: OK, i did not see it yesterday at cve.mitre.org using the search. But now i knew why:
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@Anselm VLC 3.0.5 is out
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@Tom Thank you, I updated it yesterday
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@Tom
From changelog 3.0.4 to 3.0.5
"Update numerous 3rd party libraries, including for minor security issues"This subject could be close.
Thanks a lot Tom.
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@GregAlexandre OK, then I mark the topic as Solved
