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    • nj
      nj last edited by girish

      @girish @nebulon While installing the cloudron cli, I got this message. Is this something that we should worry about? Please confirm and fix if required. Thanks!

      nj@mac% npm install cloudron 
      
      up to date, audited 114 packages in 583ms
      
      15 packages are looking for funding
        run `npm fund` for details
      
      2 high severity vulnerabilities
      
      To address all issues (including breaking changes), run:
        npm audit fix --force
      
      Run `npm audit` for details.
      
      nj@mac% npm audit
      # npm audit report
      
      tar-fs  <1.16.2
      Severity: high
      Improper Input Validation in tar-fs - 
      
      https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-x2mc-8fgj-3wmr
      
      fix available via `npm audit fix --force`
      Will install cloudron@0.9.4, which is a breaking change
      node_modules/tar-fs
        cloudron  >=0.9.5
        Depends on vulnerable versions of tar-fs
        node_modules/cloudron
      
      2 high severity vulnerabilities
      
      To address all issues (including breaking changes), run:
        npm audit fix --force
      
      

      Founder & OpenSource Lover. My Cloudron Apps

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      • mehdi
        mehdi App Dev last edited by

        Hardened node developer here : long story short, nothing to worry about.

        NPM security warnings are completely broken, they have a near 100% false positive rate (technically, the "vulnerable" dependency is here, but the flaw is, in literally all instances I have seen, not exploitable). An interesting read about this if you want : https://overreacted.io/npm-audit-broken-by-design/

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        • mehdi
          mehdi App Dev last edited by

          Hardened node developer here : long story short, nothing to worry about.

          NPM security warnings are completely broken, they have a near 100% false positive rate (technically, the "vulnerable" dependency is here, but the flaw is, in literally all instances I have seen, not exploitable). An interesting read about this if you want : https://overreacted.io/npm-audit-broken-by-design/

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