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  <DocumentTitle xml:lang="en">Security update for libzypp, zypper</DocumentTitle>
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        <Date>2018-09-11T12:59:55Z</Date>
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    <Note Title="Topic" Type="Summary" Ordinal="1" xml:lang="en">Security update for libzypp, zypper</Note>
    <Note Title="Details" Type="General" Ordinal="2" xml:lang="en">This update for libzypp, zypper fixes the following issues:

libzypp security fixes:

- PackageProvider: Validate delta rpms before caching
  (bsc#1091624, bsc#1088705, CVE-2018-7685)
- PackageProvider: Validate downloaded rpm package signatures before caching
  (bsc#1091624, bsc#1088705, CVE-2018-7685)
- Be sure bad packages do not stay in the cache (bsc#1045735, CVE-2017-9269)
- Fix repo gpg check workflows, mainly for unsigned repos and packages
  (bsc#1045735, bsc#1038984, CVE-2017-7435, CVE-2017-7436, CVE-2017-9269)

libzypp other changes/bugs fixed:

- Update to version 14.45.17
- RepoInfo: add enum GpgCheck for convenient gpgcheck mode handling (bsc#1045735)
- repo refresh: Re-probe if the repository type changes (bsc#1048315)
- Use common workflow for downloading packages and srcpackages. This includes a
  common way of handling and reporting gpg signature and checks. (bsc#1037210)
- PackageProvider: as well support downloading SrcPackage (for bsc#1037210)
- Adapt to work with GnuPG 2.1.23 (bsc#1054088)
- repo refresh: Re-probe if the repository type changes (bsc#1048315)
- Handle http error 502 Bad Gateway in curl backend (bsc#1070851)
- RepoManager: Explicitly request repo2solv to generate application pseudo
  packages.
- Prefer calling 'repo2solv' rather than 'repo2solv.sh'
- libzypp-devel should not require cmake (bsc#1101349)
- HardLocksFile: Prevent against empty commit without Target having been been
  loaded (bsc#1096803)
- Avoid zombie tar processes (bsc#1076192)
- lsof: use '-K i' if lsof supports it (bsc#1099847, bsc#1036304)

zypper security fixes:

- Improve signature check callback messages (bsc#1045735, CVE-2017-9269)
- add/modify repo: Add options to tune the GPG check settings (bsc#1045735,
  CVE-2017-9269)
- Adapt download callback to report and handle unsigned packages (bsc#1038984,
  CVE-2017-7436)

zypper other changes/bugs fixed:

- Update to version 1.11.70
- Bugfix: Prevent ESC sequence strings from going out of scope (bsc#1092413)
- XML &lt;install-summary&gt; attribute `packages-to-change` added (bsc#1102429)
- man: Strengthen that `--config FILE' affects zypper.conf, not zypp.conf (bsc#1100028)
- ansi.h: Prevent ESC sequence strings from going out of scope (bsc#1092413)
- do not recommend cron (bsc#1079334)
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