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Security Advisories CV_2023_11_1 - Resolution for builds prior to 11.28?

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November 13, 2023
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JSNOPUD
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Checking out Security Vulnerability and Reporting site:

https://documentation.commvault.com/2023e/essential/146231_security_vulnerability_and_reporting.html

I see an entry for:

CV_2023_11_1: Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Apache ActiveMQ

along with a resolution recommending upgrading to the Maintenance Release builds of 11.32.83, 11.30.64, and 11.28.83.

Just wondering, what about the earlier builds such as 11.24?

Does the security vulnerability affect these earlier builds?

If it does, then what should be the recommended Maintenance Release build for 11.24?

Best answer by Albert Williams

Hello @JSNOPUD

Thanks for the great question!

Looking at our internal system I can see that SP24 and SP20 both have a scheduled build that is queued for creation

For me to get more details around an eta as to when it may be available i will need to create an official Dev escalation and that would require a support case with your CSDB attached to it.

I’m sorry I cannot provide further details but it does seem it has not been forgotten, just lower on the action list list the bulk of current customers are on FR28 and above and how close FR20 is to out of support.

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1 year ago
November 13, 2023

Hello @JSNOPUD

Thanks for the great question!

Looking at our internal system I can see that SP24 and SP20 both have a scheduled build that is queued for creation

For me to get more details around an eta as to when it may be available i will need to create an official Dev escalation and that would require a support case with your CSDB attached to it.

I’m sorry I cannot provide further details but it does seem it has not been forgotten, just lower on the action list list the bulk of current customers are on FR28 and above and how close FR20 is to out of support.

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