We are happy to announce the general availability of Liberica Native Image Kit (NIK) version 22.3.2 for JDK 11.0.19 and 17.0.7 as part of Critical Patch Update (CPU) release cycle. The builds contain several security and bug fixes.
Note that Liberica NIK releases are aligned with GraalVM release schedule, which underwent drastic changes in 2023. Starting with JDK 20 release in March 2023, GraalVM CE conforms to the six-month JDK release cadence. CPU builds will see the light four times a year as before.
All Liberica NIK builds contain the latest version of Liberica JDK with fixes and eliminated security issues.
Summary of fixes and enhancements
List of security issues fixed
|
CVE ID |
cvss score |
component |
module |
Attack vector (network/local) |
Complexity (low/high) |
Privileges (none/low) |
User interaction (none/required) |
Scope (changed/unchanged) |
Confidentiality (low/none/high) |
Integrity (low/none/high) |
Availability (low/none/high) |
|
CVE-2023-21930 |
7.4 |
security-libs |
javax.net.ssl |
network |
high |
none |
none |
unchanged |
high |
high |
none |
|
CVE-2023-21954 |
5.9 |
hotspot |
gc |
network |
high |
none |
none |
unchanged |
high |
none |
none |
|
CVE-2023-21967 |
5.9 |
security-libs |
javax.net.ssl |
network |
high |
none |
none |
unchanged |
none |
none |
high |
|
CVE-2023-21939 |
5.3 |
client-libs |
javax.swing |
network |
low |
none |
none |
unchanged |
none |
low |
none |
|
CVE-2023-21938 |
3.7 |
core-libs |
java.lang |
network |
high |
none |
none |
unchanged |
none |
low |
none |
|
CVE-2023-21937 |
3.7 |
core-libs |
java.net |
network |
high |
none |
none |
unchanged |
none |
low |
none |
|
CVE-2023-21968 |
3.7 |
core-libs |
java.nio |
network |
high |
none |
none |
unchanged |
none |
low |
None |
Conclusion
BellSoft strives to provide Java developers with a full stack of secure and affordable technologies suitable for creating a wide range of applications. And thanks to the CPU release cycle, your applications will be secure at all times. Download the latest version of Liberica NIK now!
