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What are the reasons other products then Crowd needs to be upgraded?

Kim Slotte
Kim Slotte Oct 19, 2016

This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Crowd Security Advisory 2016-10-19

What are the reasons other products then Crowd needs to be upgraded? Does these products have similar issues with LDAP or is it some type of compatibility thing?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Community Leader Oct 19, 2016

They have their own "embedded" Crowd which shares a lot of the code with Crowd Server, and presumably the vulnerability is in code that is common to the two systems. 

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Kim Slotte
Kim Slotte Oct 19, 2016

Take for example JIRA 7.2.1 that was released for a month ago. That version should be safe from this vulnerability. The issues listed on that release include no references to any LDAP issues. Is there an official explanation to this?

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