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[s360-breeze-toolkit: SFI-ES5.2] [SECURITY][SFI] Fix .NET SDK vulnerability (Alert 12336648)#172

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🤖 Dependabot + Agency — Security Update

Security vulnerabilities were detected in this repository.

  • Ecosystem: nuget

Alerts Resolved

Alert Type CVE Resolution
12336648 DIRECT CVE-2026-45490, CVE-2026-45491, CVE-2026-45591 Version bump to 10.0.109

Alert 12336648


Changes

File Description
global.json Bumped tools.dotnet SDK version from 10.0.108 to 10.0.109

Updated global.json tools.dotnet from 10.0.108 to 10.0.109 to address high-severity CG alert 12336648. This is a patch-level SDK update within the 10.0.1xx feature band, addressing CVE-2026-45490, CVE-2026-45491, and CVE-2026-45591. No breaking changes are expected for this patch-level update.


Verification

Gate Result Details
S1 — Alert validity PASS Alert component (.NET SDK) and recommended version (10.0.109) match the fix
S2 — Semantic correctness PASS Single-line version bump 10.0.108 to 10.0.109 in global.json; all S2.3 sub-checks clean
S3 — Build & test PASS Build succeeded (0 warnings, 0 errors); coder deterministic gates D1-D4 all PASS
S4 — Component detection SKIPPED Component detection skill not available in this repo

Overall verdict: PASS


S4 Evidence

  • S4_RESULT: SKIPPED
  • S4_FALLBACK_REASON: component-detection-skill SKILL.md not present in repository
  • Binary source: N/A
  • Matched components: N/A — skill not executed; version bump verified via diff analysis (10.0.108 to 10.0.109 confirmed on +/- lines)

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🛠️ s360-breeze-toolkit · SFI-ES5.2 · run 9cb5e431

Updates global.json tools.dotnet from 10.0.108 to 10.0.109 (the latest
serviced 10.0.1xx feature-band SDK, released 2026-06-09). This addresses
high-severity SDK CVEs flagged by Component Governance:
CVE-2026-45490, CVE-2026-45491, CVE-2026-45591.
@wiktork wiktork changed the title [SECURITY][SFI] Fix .NET SDK vulnerability (Alert 12336648) [s360-breeze-toolkit: SFI-ES5.2] [SECURITY][SFI] Fix .NET SDK vulnerability (Alert 12336648) Jun 17, 2026
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[AI-Native] PR Code Quality Assessment

Quality: 🟢A
Effort to Merge: 🟢 Low
Skill/Agent: dependabot:dependency-update-orchestrator | KPI: ES5.2 (1ES Open Source Vulnerabilities)

Code Quality

What's done well:

  • Single-line, surgical change — only the affected SDK version in global.json is modified
  • Patch-level bump within the same 10.0.1xx feature band (10.0.108 → 10.0.109) — minimal risk of breaking changes
  • All verification gates passed (D1-D4, S1-S3) including a successful build
  • No unrelated files touched, no scope creep

Human decisions required:

  • Confirm the SDK 10.0.109 is compatible with your CI/CD pipeline and any SDK-specific tooling
  • Verify downstream deployments that pin .NET SDK versions are also updated if applicable

Potential Issues

# Issue Severity Risk
1 S4 component detection was skipped (skill not available in repo) — fix version verified via diff analysis only 🟢 Human Low — patch-level bump within same band is low risk

Recommendations

  1. Merge with confidence — this is a clean, minimal patch-level SDK bump addressing 3 high-severity CVEs
  2. Monitor next CI build to confirm no SDK-specific regressions

Assessment performed by generic-pr-quality-evaluator-github-skill | 2026-06-17 13:05 UTC

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