Hi.

OpenSSL recently reported critical/high vulnerability CVE-2022-3602 which is a buffer overrun in v3.x that is fixed in v3.0.7.

Can you confirm that this vulnerability is not present in the OpenSSL supplied with Rocket z/OS Open-Source tools or any other z/OS tool supplied by Rocket?

The "openssl version" command shows OpenSSL at v1.0.2 in Rocket Open-Source tools for z/OS so it would appear that this version is not affected.

Thanks.

Hi Richard,

According to nvd.nist.gov, CVE-2022-3602 only affects versions 3.0.x. The current version of OpenSSL in Rocket Open AppDev for Z is 1.1.1k and has been updated recently to include the latest security fixes.

Thanks,
Alexander
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Hi.

OpenSSL recently reported critical/high vulnerability CVE-2022-3602 which is a buffer overrun in v3.x that is fixed in v3.0.7.

Can you confirm that this vulnerability is not present in the OpenSSL supplied with Rocket z/OS Open-Source tools or any other z/OS tool supplied by Rocket?

The "openssl version" command shows OpenSSL at v1.0.2 in Rocket Open-Source tools for z/OS so it would appear that this version is not affected.

Thanks.

Hi Richard, did I read correctly you are running v1.0.2 of Open SSL?!  That build is years old and has a great many vulnerabilities I am sure.  Possibly none that are critical in severity and we know this latest CVE does not affect you but your version is so old I don't even have records anymore so I can't even tell you which vulnerabilities it has.  If you are counting on being up to date with security vulnerabilities I strongly recommend getting on paid support as using our ports without support means you are always running up to six months behind on security fixes.

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