dryrunsecurity[bot]
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3 months ago DryRun Security Summary
The provided GitHub pull request contains a series of changes, including README updates, license file changes, dependency version updates, and configuration file modifications, which do not appear to introduce any significant security concerns, except for the update to the ORAS Go library from version 1 to version 2, which includes the introduction of an experimental ExtendedCopy function that should be reviewed with caution.
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**Summary:** The provided GitHub pull request contains a series of changes to various files, including README updates, license file changes, dependency version updates, and configuration file modifications. From an application security engineer's perspective, the majority of these changes do not introduce any significant security concerns. The updates to the README, license, and configuration files are primarily non-code changes that do not directly impact the application's security. The dependency version updates, such as the changes to the `github.com/docker/docker` library, should be reviewed to ensure there are no known security vulnerabilities in the new versions. However, based on the information provided, these appear to be routine updates without any immediate security implications. The most notable change is the update to the ORAS Go library from version 1 to version 2, which includes several architectural and interface changes. While these changes generally seem to improve the library's security and maintainability, the introduction of the experimental `ExtendedCopy` function should be reviewed with caution, as experimental features may not have the same level of security and stability as the other library components. **Files Changed:** 1. **vendor/github.com/digitorus/timestamp/README.md**: This file contains a documentation update for the "timestamp" package, which is a Go implementation of the Time-Stamp Protocol (TSP). The changes are purely cosmetic and do not raise any security concerns. 2. **vendor/github.com/cyberphone/json-canonicalization/LICENSE**: This change updates the license file for the "json-canonicalization" library, which is likely a routine maintenance task and does not introduce any security vulnerabilities. 3. **go.mod, go.sum, vendor/modules.txt**: These files contain dependency updates, primarily for the `github.com/docker/docker` library. While it's important to review these changes for potential security implications, the information provided suggests these are minor version updates that do not raise immediate security concerns. 4. **vendor/github.com/dimchansky/utfbom/.travis.yml**: The changes in this file update the Travis CI configuration for the "utfbom" Go package, including support for newer Go versions and the addition of various linting and testing tools. These changes do not directly impact the application's security. 5. **vendor/github.com/hashicorp/hcl/.gitignore, vendor/github.com/hashicorp/hcl/Makefile**: These changes are related to project maintenance and do not introduce any security vulnerabilities. 6. **vendor/oras.land/oras-go/v2/MIGRATION_GUIDE.md**: This file provides a migration guide for the ORAS Go library from version 1 to version 2, which includes several architectural and interface changes. While most of these changes seem to improve the library's security and maintainability, the introduction of the experimental `ExtendedCopy` function should be reviewed with caution. Overall, the changes in this GitHub pull request do not appear to introduce any significant security concerns. However, it's always important to thoroughly review any dependency updates and new features, especially those that may have security implications, to ensure the ongoing security and integrity of the application.
Code Analysis
We ran 9 analyzers against 10 files and 1 analyzer had findings. 8 analyzers had no findings.
| Analyzer | Findings |
|---|---|
| Sensitive Files Analyzer | 3 findings |
Riskiness
:green_circle: Risk threshold not exceeded.
guardrails[bot]
dependabot[bot]
Bumps github.com/docker/docker from 26.0.0+incompatible to 26.1.4+incompatible.
Release notes
Sourced from github.com/docker/docker's releases.
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de5c9cfMerge pull request #47912 from thaJeztah/26.1_backport_vendor_containerd_1.7.18c62dcf8Merge pull request #47911 from thaJeztah/26.1_backport_bump_containerd_binary...17315a2vendor: github.com/containerd/containerd v1.7.18cbd9418update containerd binary to v1.7.18fb9f72aMerge pull request #47904 from thaJeztah/26.1_backport_bump_go1.21.113115daaupdate to go1.21.112861734Merge pull request #47892 from thaJeztah/26.1_backport_api_docs_network_confi...9c95aeaMerge pull request #47893 from thaJeztah/26.1_backport_bump_docker_py3e09e19Merge pull request #47894 from thaJeztah/26.1_backport_vendor_containerd_v1.7.1765b679aMerge pull request #47889 from thaJeztah/26.1_backport_platforms_err_handlingDependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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