[Cycode] Fix for vulnerable manifest file dependency - golang.org/x/crypto updated to version 0.52.0 - #106
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Cycode Vulnerable Dependencies Update
This pull request updates the following manifest file:
go.mod📂 go.mod
1 package will be updated to resolve vulnerabilities:
golang.org/x/cryptoNote
Low Risk
Single-line dependency bump with no logic changes; residual risk is limited to behavioral differences in the upgraded crypto library, which should be covered by existing tests and CI.
Overview
Bumps the direct
golang.org/x/cryptorequirement ingo.modfrom 0.41.0 to 0.52.0 to address a reported vulnerable dependency (Cycode). There are no application or test source changes in this diff—only the module manifest.The repo already imports this module (e.g. hashing in
internal/api/crypto), so the effective crypto primitives come from the newer release aftergo mod/ CI resolve dependencies. Confirmgo.sum(and any nested modules such asgo-sdk/test) stay consistent if they are updated in a follow-up commit not shown here.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit f6c00a5. Configure here.