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[SECURITY] Fedora 44 Update: rust-astral-tokio-tar-0.6.0-1.fc44
A Rust implementation of an async TAR file reader and writer. This library does not currently handle compression, but it is abstract over all I/O readers and writers. Additionally, great lengths are taken to ensure that the entire contents are never required to be entirely resident in memory all ...
[SECURITY] Fedora 43 Update: rust-astral-tokio-tar-0.5.6-1.fc43
A Rust implementation of an async TAR file reader and writer. This library does not currently handle compression, but it is abstract over all I/O readers and writers. Additionally, great lengths are taken to ensure that the entire contents are never required to be entirely resident in memory all ...
[SECURITY] Fedora 42 Update: rust-astral-tokio-tar-0.5.6-1.fc42
A Rust implementation of an async TAR file reader and writer. This library does not currently handle compression, but it is abstract over all I/O readers and writers. Additionally, great lengths are taken to ensure that the entire contents are never required to be entirely resident in memory all ...
[SECURITY] Fedora 41 Update: rust-astral-tokio-tar-0.5.6-1.fc41
A Rust implementation of an async TAR file reader and writer. This library does not currently handle compression, but it is abstract over all I/O readers and writers. Additionally, great lengths are taken to ensure that the entire contents are never required to be entirely resident in memory all ...
TARmageddon Flaw in Async-Tar Rust Library Could Enable Remote Code Execution
Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed details of a high-severity flaw impacting the popular async-tar Rust library and its forks, including tokio-tar, that could result in remote code execution under certain conditions. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-62518 CVSS score: 8.1, has been...
[SECURITY] Fedora 41 Update: rust-astral-tokio-tar-0.5.5-1.fc41
A Rust implementation of an async TAR file reader and writer. This library does not currently handle compression, but it is abstract over all I/O readers and writers. Additionally, great lengths are taken to ensure that the entire contents are never required to be entirely resident in memory all ...