Update Junit version to address CVE-2020-15250 #163
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Why would maven flag us on a test dependency? Does it actually track to that level? |
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Heh, the beauty of automated security scans :) . On the plus side - that's actually not Maven Central's flags, but mvnrepository.com's. Sonatype's Maven Central scores jssc 9/10 with zero threats - even before the update. |
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Junit 4.12 is flagged as vulnerable to CVE-2020-15250. Although realistically this is not a threat to library users, it's worth updating to avoid being flagged on Maven Central.