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This is the first publicly-disclosed vulnerability in a serverless platform tracked as CVE and CVE Apache has also released a patch, and other users of Apache OpenWhisk should update to the latest version immediately. These types of discoveries are essential to the healthy development of open-source projects. Fortunately, the vulnerability was responsibly disclosed by the Puresec Team and quickly fixed by OpenWhisk contributors.

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