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Fixed CVE-2019-10001 in the Ingress controller. A remote code execution flaw in the handling of the SecureHeaders header was addressed by updating the controller to use Kubernetes API version v1.15 or greater.

Fixed CVE-2019-3510 in the worker pool. A non-intended escape sequence was added to the worker.destination.url field. Updating to the latest version of Kubernetes will resolve this.

Fixed CVE-2019-3513 in the worker pool. The cadvisor.host field of the SystemResources and SystemResourcesConfig resources was not properly sanitized.

The Kubernetes cluster is not automatically set up with a service account token when you create a new cluster using the gke-create-cluster command. After you created the cluster, you must create a service account token and use it to update the cluster configuration.

The release changes the way errors are handled. Now, the code %{Referer: ${request_header.referer}} is used to resolve the error status message(e.g. 403 for user deny access), and the logging is enabled at the end of the response.

No matter which log level is set to logging in the policy, the resulting messages are only logged. By calling the %{Referer: ${request_header.referer}} in Logging context, the request url is not used to resolve the log level. Instead, set the log level as part of policy configuration.

The Customs Court has held that creation of an object file from source code did not change the essential character of the software, unless a substantive part of the software was converted to an object file. If a part of the software is not converted to object code, the object file itself is not a separate article of commerce. Software creators who compile their software without object code must keep their source code to themselves.
As a result, the DoD cannot use the source code of a proprietary product unless the DoD releases the object code of the proprietary software to the public on a royalty-free basis. Where there is no object code, such as with a standard OSS product, the DoD must also release proprietary software’s binary code, in order to protect proprietary software (e.g., intellectual property). Further, the DoD cannot use object files (such as object code) created under GPL versions.
According to this ruling, commercial software can be executed and used by the DoD as long as the necessary part of the software are not released as commercial software. Software creators must keep their source code to themselves.
The license is presented during the distribution of the program to the Open Source Software program providers, along with a complete analysis of the source code. The analysis is made available in a public repository hosted by the license owner. Open Source Project providers can independently evaluate the license of the program and use or reject it, if desired. Alternatively, they could choose to let the project use some licenses for free and others for a fee. Some providers do not operate on either of these two models.
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