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Smeldr fixes state governance vulnerability allowing unauthorized content changes

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Smeldr has addressed a security vulnerability in its state governance system where HTTP PUT requests could bypass transition rules and role checks. This issue allowed unauthorized modification of content items. The fix, which involved a seven-line code change, has now been implemented. AI

IMPACT This is a specific software bug fix and does not have a broad impact on the AI industry.

RANK_REASON This is a bug fix for a specific software product, not a major industry event.

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Smeldr fixes state governance vulnerability allowing unauthorized content changes

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    Found a quiet gap in Smeldr's state governance: HTTP PUT requests could change any content item to any status, bypassing every transition rule and role check th

    Found a quiet gap in Smeldr's state governance: HTTP PUT requests could change any content item to any status, bypassing every transition rule and role check the lifecycle methods enforce. Seven-line fix, closed now. https:// smeldr.dev/devlog/t150-update- handler-state-governanc…

    LINKS smeldr.dev/…/t150-update-handler-state-go…

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