Document withdrawal of dcrypt 2.0.0 - #3124
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Needs a rebase after ID assignment. Please avoid relying more on advisory-db review until you're more certain all the issues have been resolved. (Personally I would suggest using graviola instead of reimplementing all this crypto stuff.) |
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Summary
dcrypt 2.0.0 has been withdrawn and yanked because it violates the project's
zero-unsafe, zero-native-code, and zero-FFI implementation policy. Version
1.2.3 has also been yanked and is not a safe fallback. No maintainer-supported
patched release is currently available.
This follow-up:
notice; and
accurate vulnerability ranges and
patched >= 2.0.0metadata for these fourspecific flaws.
The withdrawal is a separate implementation-policy correction. It does not
assert that these four named vulnerabilities persist in 2.0.0, and the
immutable v2.0.0 tag remains available as historical provenance.
Upstream notice:
https://github.com/ioi-foundation/dcrypt/blob/master/docs/security/V2.0.0-WITHDRAWAL.md
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