Am I missing a place to stay up to date on release information? I was even manually going through hotfix announcement and everything is around VIYA and not touching 9.4
Anyone have insights? This is just a sliver of the security findings I'm having to deal with and there seems to be no fixes and M8 wont be available now until the end of the year...
Path : /opt/local/sas/sas94/SASHome/SASWebServer/9.4/httpd-2.4.43/bin/httpd Installed version : 2.4.43 Fixed version : 2.4.46 |
CVE-2020-11984 CVE-2020-11993 CVE-2020-9490 |
Path : /opt/local/sas/sas94/SASHome/SASWebServer/9.4/httpd-2.4.43/bin/httpd Installed version : 2.4.43 Fixed version : 2.4.47 |
CVE-2019-17567 CVE-2020-13938 CVE-2020-13950 CVE-2020-35452 CVE-2021-26690 CVE-2021-26691 CVE-2021-30641 |
Did you already try this tool?
https://support.sas.com/en/technical-support/maintenance/hot-fixes/hot-fix-analysis-download-deploym...
Take a look at SAS Hot Fix J8M003
https://tshf.sas.com/techsup/download/hotfix/HF2/J8M.html#J8M003
Thanks for the response.. Looks like it does help but still pretty old if that's the latest update.
Path : /opt/local/sas/sas94/SASHome/SASWebServer/9.4/httpd-2.4.43/bin/httpd Installed version : 2.4.43 Fixed version : 2.4.52 |
CVE-2021-44224 CVE-2021-44790 |
This is kind of my point... If you look there you see they barely have anything.. They speak about Log4J and thats about it.
In my opinion, SAS (and their partner who provides httpd and tomcat) are EXTREMELY sloppy with security-updates for apache and tomcat. These should have their own hotfix downloads and these hotfixes have to be available at max a week (or so, the quicker, the better) after issued by the Apache Foundation themselves.
We had less security hassles when we used our own http/tomcat/boss.
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