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Moderate signalThe release hardens SSRF protection to block additional private and special‑use IP ranges and replaces node-fetch with the built‑in HTTP client while keeping outbound behavior unchanged.
Why it matters: SSRF protection now blocks broader non‑public destinations (severity 90) and fixes an IPv4‑mapped IPv6 gap, reducing risk of internal network exposure; dependency update eliminates external node-fetch usage without altering behavior.
Summary
AI summarySSRF protection hardened to block additional private and special‑use IP ranges.
Changes in this release
| Type | Severity | Summary | CVE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Security | Critical |
Hardened SSRF protection blocks broader non-public destinations and fixes IPv4-mapped IPv6 gap. Hardened SSRF protection blocks broader non-public destinations and fixes IPv4-mapped IPv6 gap. Source: llm_adapter@2026-07-17 Confidence: high |
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| Dependency | Medium |
Replaced `node-fetch` with built-in HTTP client; outbound behavior unchanged. Replaced `node-fetch` with built-in HTTP client; outbound behavior unchanged. Source: llm_adapter@2026-07-17 Confidence: high |
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Full changelog
Changed
- Replaced the
node-fetchdependency with a small built-in HTTP client. Outbound requests (ICS calendar subscriptions, subscription logo lookup and WebDAV document storage) behave the same as before, including transparent gzip/deflate/br response decompression; no configuration change is required.
Security
- Consolidated the SSRF (server-side request forgery) protection shared by ICS subscriptions, subscription logo lookup and WebDAV document storage into a single hardened check. It now blocks a broader set of non-public destinations (carrier-grade NAT, benchmarking and reserved ranges, and additional IPv6 special-use prefixes) and closes a gap where the logo lookup did not recognise IPv4-mapped IPv6 addresses.
Security Fixes
- SSRF protection consolidated and hardened to block carrier‑grade NAT, benchmarking ranges, reserved IPv4/IPv6 addresses, and correctly handle IPv4‑mapped IPv6 addresses in logo lookup.
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Earlier breaking changes
- v0.71.3 Changes WebDAV backup default path from "/oikos/backups/" to "/yuvomi/backups/".
- v0.66.0 Repository URL changed to `https://github.com/ulsklyc/yuvomi`.
- v0.66.0 Docker image moved to `ghcr.io/ulsklyc/yuvomi`.
- v0.66.0 Project renamed from Oikos to Yuvomi.
- v0.62.0 Changes event dialog to unified sync target picker across Google and CalDAV calendars.
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