Impact of CVE-2022-42889 on Elastic stack

Hi there, is the Elastic software affected by CVE-2022-42889, and if so, what are the actions recommended? Thanks.

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Hi @warkolm,
Thanks for the link to "Security issues". However, the current absence of an advisory concerning CVE-2022-42889 does not conclusively say whether you have looked into the issue at all.

A clear statement whether Elastic products are affected or not by CVE-2022-42889 would be highly appreciated.

Thanks and best regards,
Michael

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Elastic products do not depend on commons-text, do not bundle commons-text and thus are not affected by CVE-2022-42889 in any way.

Thanks for the link to "Security issues". However, the current absence of an advisory concerning CVE-2022-42889 does not conclusively say whether you have looked into the issue at all.

Thank you for your comment @mgrafl . As you can probably understand, there are tens of CVEs vulnerabilities being published every day. We cannot be adding an advisory for each one of them that does not affect Elastic products in any way as the noise would be so high that it would drown all the legitimate advisories that our users need to be informed about.

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Hello. Why is commons-text-1.3.jar included in support-diagnostics? Seems it is not required here.

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