Patch
CVE-2024-38355
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Remediation: Upgrade to a Patched Version
If you are using an affected version of Socket.IO, the best course of action is to upgrade to the latest safe version (4.6.2 or higher). Here's how you can do that:
# Step 1: Check the current version of socket.io
npm ls socket.io
# Step 2: Upgrade socket.io to a patched version (4.6.2 or higher)
npm install socket.io@latest
# Step 3: Verify the updated version
npm ls socket.io
Mitigation: Error Event Listener for Uncaught Exceptions
If you're unable to upgrade to the patched version, you can mitigate the issue by attaching a listener for the error event on the Socket.IO server to catch uncaught exceptions and prevent the Node.js process from crashing.
Upgrading is the safest solution to avoid potential attacks, but error handling is an effective interim solution.
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