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CVE-2024-6104 is an information-disclosure vulnerability in go-retryablehttp versions prior to 0.7.7. The library did not sanitize URL data before emitting it through its logging functionality. URLs containing embedded HTTP Basic Authentication credentials could therefore be recorded in application log files in cleartext. Version 0.7.7 corrects the URL sanitization behavior before logging.
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go-retryablehttp vulnerability in which URLs may write sensitive information to log files.
A sensitive-information disclosure issue in go-retryablehttp where URLs may be written to log files, addressed in OpenShift Container Platform 4.13.48.
A go-retryablehttp information-disclosure vulnerability in which URLs may write sensitive information to log files.
A sensitive-information disclosure vulnerability in go-retryablehttp where URLs may be written to log files, addressed by the OpenShift Container Platform 4.13.48 security update.
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