[Release 1.11] Update to Go v1.16.15 #4663
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To address CVE-2022-24921 "stack exhaustion via a deeply nested expression". Signed-off-by: Bryan Boreham <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Bryan Boreham <[email protected]>
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To address GHSA-6685-ffxp-xm6f "stack exhaustion via a deeply nested expression".
This is for an upcoming patch release v1.11.1.
Note we always recommend that Cortex is run behind an authenticating front-end; if this front-end restricts queries (or all requests) to a moderate length before they reach Cortex then attackers cannot exploit this vulnerability which uses a message of over 2MB.
For example if Nginx is used as a front-end, it limits requests to 1MB by default.
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