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in reply to Tobias

@Tobias How critical is this? I'm running via Docker and there doesn't seem to be a 2024.03-RC image yet.
in reply to Sarah Brown

One of the bug fixed in this RC seems quite serious to me (not sure what the other one is though). It allows exploits similar to those targeting a recent Mastodon CVE, so you (and any admins reading this) should definitely update as soon as possible.
If you are using Docker, the 2024.03-dev tag seems to contain the fix already (still not sure that the other fix though), so probably you can try that. (However, 2024.03-dev may be less stable than 2024.03-rc.)

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in reply to Kana Kana

@Kana Kana @Tobias Ok. If I run the dev branch, will I be able to switch back to stable without nuking my database?
in reply to Sarah Brown

At the very moment of the release, yes. The RC branch is merged into stable and this is merged with develop afterwards. So you can switch from develop to stable at the release point. (And likely a bit afterwards until the next changes to the DB hit develop, after this you should not switch back)
in reply to Tobias

> in the release note are bug fixes for two security/privacy related bugs that have been found in 2023.12

Are these security issues specific to 2023.12 or do they date back to older versions?

If so:
Some way to know when this security issue came up?
Some easy fix inside existing older installations to fix those security/privacy bugs?

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in reply to utopiArte

I found this issue description on github:
Fix several vulnerabilities (#13927)
https://github.com/friendica/friendica/commit/5c5d7eb04fbacbe5987bd83022b158e095d13f13

Are these the mentioned problems?
Are they only relevant/exploitable by users that have a profile on the server?

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