runc

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runc is a CLI tool for spawning and running containers according to the OCI
specification. It is designed to be as minimal as possible, and is the workhorse
of Docker. It was originally designed to be a replacement for LXC within Docker,
and has grown to become a separate project entirely.

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runc-rpmlintrc 0000000141 141 Bytes
runc.changes 0000025813 25.2 KB
runc.keyring 0000004164 4.07 KB
runc.spec 0000003462 3.38 KB
Revision 50 (latest revision is 101)
Aleksa Sarai's avatar Aleksa Sarai (cyphar) committed (revision 50)
- Update to runc v1.0.3. Upstream changelog is available from
  https://github.com/opencontainers/runc/releases/tag/v1.0.3. CVE-2021-43784
  * A potential vulnerability was discovered in runc (related to an internal
    usage of netlink), however upon further investigation we discovered that
    while this bug was exploitable on the master branch of runc, no released
    version of runc could be exploited using this bug. The exploit required
    being able to create a netlink attribute with a length that would overflow a
    uint16 but this was not possible in any released version of runc. For more
    information see GHSA-v95c-p5hm-xq8f and CVE-2021-43784.
    Due to an abundance of caution we decided to do an emergency release with
    this fix, but to reiterate we do not believe this vulnerability was
    possible to exploit. Thanks to Felix Wilhelm from Google Project Zero for
    discovering and reporting this vulnerability so quickly.
  * Fixed inability to start a container with read-write bind mount of a
	read-only fuse host mount.
  * Fixed inability to start when read-only /dev in set in spec.
  * Fixed not removing sub-cgroups upon container delete, when rootless cgroup
	v2 is used with older systemd.
  * Fixed returning error from GetStats when hugetlb is unsupported (which
	causes excessive logging for kubernetes).
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