Update gorilla/websocket to v1.5.3 - #160
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GHSA-w67g-5rqw-f597: versions below v1.5.3 derive the WebSocket frame mask key from math/rand rather than a cryptographic source. The CLI links it through k8s.io/client-go's transport/websocket and tools/remotecommand, so it is reachable from the exec path. The dependency stays indirect and the Go directive is unchanged, so release builds keep the go1.25.13 toolchain pinned by #159. Ticket: StackVista/cve-reporter#32 Finding revision: sha256:584c08ac7ac36342068919d81349c67b61457518511df9a00b23644728294094 Co-authored-by: Cve Ticket Reconciler <cve-ticket-reconciler@stackstate.invalid>
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GHSA-w67g-5rqw-f597(medium) from the publishedstackstate-cli2images:gorilla/websocketbelow v1.5.3 masks WebSocket frames with a key frommath/rand. It is linked viak8s.io/client-go'stransport/websocketandtools/remotecommand, so the exec path reaches it.Indirect-only bump; the
godirective is untouched, so release builds keep the go1.25.13 toolchain from #159.Ticket: https://github.com/StackVista/cve-reporter/issues/32
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sha256:aab70beb56814ac92a62d46ece1369f828e32e9735ae21d0288a0268751fa69f(cycle 32956756631; first raised assha256:584c08ac…)Validated on a representative image built from this branch with
docker/Dockerfile.goreleaser, revalidated 2026-08-26 on current scanner DBs:go test ./...all green on go1.25.13,sts versionruns, binary reportsgorilla/websocket v1.5.3, Grype 0.117.0 0 matches, Trivy 0.74.0 vulnerability 0 critical/high/medium/low, Trivy secret 0.Reviewer note — this will not clear the ticket's remaining high on its own. That row (
CVE-2026-46600onstdlib go1.25.13) is a scanner-data artifact:image-pipeline'sscan-imageaction pinsGRYPE_VERSION: 0.112.0, and Grype 0.117.0 on a 2026-08-25 DB reports it on neither published digest. The upstream range starts at 1.26.0, so 1.25.x was never affected. It needs the Grype pin bumped inimage-pipeline, not a change here. Do not move the CLI to Go 1.26.x for it — 1.25.13 has no known stdlib advisories today, while 1.26.5 has eight.The distroless-debian11 base also carries five
tzdataDLAs at UNKNOWN severity. They predate this branch and sit outside the scan gate; not in scope here.