[GHSA-j346-h5wc-rw2m] Incorrect Authorization in Apache Solr #6398
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The advisory currently implies that all versions < 7.7.0 are affected, which incorrectly includes 6.6.6, a version that contains the backported fix. Adding an explicit branch fix range resolves the inaccuracy and avoids misreporting in vulnerability scanners.
The vulnerability was also backported to the maintained 6.6.x branch, and was fixed in version 6.6.6, via the following Apache commit:
add003f217806afb4e1604f697cdb0a5a7115895
Source:
apache/lucene-solr@add003f
Therefore, the actual affected version ranges should be expressed as:
6.6.0 – 6.6.5 (fixed in 6.6.6)
All versions < 7.7.0 on the main development line (fixed in 7.7.0)
This means 6.6.6 should not be listed as affected, but it is currently included under the < 7.7.0 range.
Updating the affected version definitions improves accuracy and prevents false positives in automated security scanners.