[Git][security-tracker-team/security-tracker][master] dla-needed.txt: Update note for python-django.

[Chris Lamb (@lamby)]

Chris Lamb pushed to branch master at Debian Security Tracker / security-tracker


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5bf26c2c by Chris Lamb at 2022-10-27T10:25:22-07:00
dla-needed.txt: Update note for python-django.

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@@ -155,6 +155,7 @@ python-django (Chris Lamb)
   NOTE: 20220911: Some issue was fixed in stretch so it should also be fixed for buster.
   NOTE: 20221018: There are 4 CVEs on the debian/buster branch that are seemingly unreleased: CVE-2020-24583, CVE-2020-24584, CVE-2021-3281 and CVE-2021-23336. (lamby)
   NOTE: 20221018: This leaves 8 CVEs that need fixing, either simply because the code is vulnerable or the issue has already been fixed in stretch: CVE-2022-34265, CVE-2022-28346, CVE-2022-23833, CVE-2022-22818, CVE-2021-33571, CVE-2021-33203, CVE-2021-31542 & CVE-2021-28658 (lamby)
+  NOTE: 20221027: To clarify, the first two CVEs mentioned in the previous comment (CVE-2022-34265 & CVE-2022-28346) are vulnerable and not fixed in stretch, and the next six have already been fixed in stretch. I plan to fix these remaining 2 CVEs and release (with 6 total CVEs), instead of trying to co-ordinate a release with 12 (!) new patches. I can address them later. (lamby)
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 python-scciclient
   NOTE: 20221009: Programming language: Python.



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