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@zofrex zofrex commented Mar 5, 2021

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phillmv commented Mar 5, 2021

Hey! Thanks for the submission. Can you provide us with affected versions?

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zofrex commented Mar 5, 2021

All, I believe, or certainly the most recent at least, it's unpatched: rails/activerecord-session_store#151

I haven't dug back through to see how long ago this was introduced.

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Do we have GitHub advisory page for CVE-2019-25025 with all the information?

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We do now have a GHSA for this CVE: GHSA-cvw2-xj8r-mjf7. Thank you for raising this, and please let me know in this thread if any info in that advisory should be changed.

@reedloden reedloden closed this in 54f3320 Mar 9, 2021
pezholio added a commit to dxw/transition that referenced this pull request Mar 9, 2021
This addresses CVE-2019-16782

There has been a vulnerability in the wild[1] around session hijacks in Rack and
related frameworks for a while now, but this has been fixed in Rack and Rails for a
while now. There's a fix for the upstream version of ActiverecordSessionStore
since late 2019[2], but this hasn't been merged yet.

We weren't aware of this issue until recently, as it's only just been added to the
Ruby Advisory DB[3]

This uses a fork of the upstream gem, as suggested in the original PR[4] to fix the
immediate issue.

[1] https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2019-16782
[2] rails/activerecord-session_store#151
[3] rubysec/ruby-advisory-db#462
[4] rails/activerecord-session_store#151 (comment)
pezholio added a commit to dxw/transition that referenced this pull request Mar 9, 2021
This addresses CVE-2019-16782

There has been a [vulnerability in the wild][1] around session hijacks in Rack and
related frameworks for a while now, but this has been fixed in Rack and Rails for a
while now. There's a [fix for the upstream version of ActiverecordSessionStore
since late 2019][2], but this hasn't been merged yet.

We weren't aware of this issue until recently, as it's only [just been added to the
Ruby Advisory DB][3]

This uses a fork of the upstream gem, [as suggested in the original PR][4] to fix
the immediate issue.

[1] https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2019-16782
[2] rails/activerecord-session_store#151
[3] rubysec/ruby-advisory-db#462
[4] rails/activerecord-session_store#151 (comment)
pezholio added a commit to dxw/transition that referenced this pull request Mar 9, 2021
This addresses CVE-2019-16782

There has been a [vulnerability in the wild][1] around session hijacks in Rack and
related frameworks for a while now, but this has been fixed in Rack and Rails for a
while now. There's a [fix for the upstream version of ActiverecordSessionStore
since late 2019][2], but this hasn't been merged yet.

We weren't aware of this issue until recently, as it's only [just been added to the
Ruby Advisory DB][3]

This uses a fork of the upstream gem, [as suggested in the original PR][4] to fix
the immediate issue.

[1]:https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2019-16782
[2]:rails/activerecord-session_store#151
[3]:rubysec/ruby-advisory-db#462
[4]:rails/activerecord-session_store#151 (comment)
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