Fedora 41 users: Patch CVE-2025-22873 with Gum 0.16.1! Learn how this update fixes critical vulnerabilities, enhances shell scripting with Bubbles/Lip Gloss, and ensures system security. Step-by-step upgrade guide included.
Why This Update Matters
Fedora 41 has released a critical security update for gum, the popular tool for crafting elegant shell scripts. Version 0.16.1 addresses CVE-2025-22873 and its sibling CVE-2025-22872, both involving vulnerabilities in golang.org/x/net/html.
For DevOps engineers and sysadmins, this patch is non-negotiable—especially if you use Gum to automate workflows or manage infrastructure.
Did you know? Gum lets you integrate Bubbles (TUI components) and Lip Gloss (styling) into scripts without writing Go code. This update ensures your tools remain secure and functional.
Key Updates in Gum 0.16.1
1. Critical Security Fixes
CVE-2025-22872: Patches incorrect input neutralization in
golang.org/x/net/html(bundled dependency).CVE-2025-22873: Resolves a separate escalation vector in Gum’s web page generation.
2. Bug Fixes & Stability Improvements
Smoother TUI rendering for scripts using Bubbles.
Fixed edge cases in Lip Gloss’s CSS-style styling.
3. Backward Compatibility
Fully compatible with existing Gum scripts (no rewrites needed).
Step-by-Step Update Instructions
To apply the patch:
Terminal Command:
sudo dnf upgrade --advisory FEDORA-2025-f8047140f4
Verify Installation:
gum --version # Should output 0.16.1
Pro Tip: Use dnf history to roll back if needed.
Why Gum? The Power of Glamorous Scripting
Gum democratizes terminal UI development by letting you:
Create interactive prompts (e.g., file pickers, checkboxes).
Style outputs with colors, borders, and layouts (via Lip Gloss).
Avoid Go boilerplate—write scripts in Bash/Python.
Example Use Case:
# A Gum-powered menu for CI/CD pipelines echo "Select deployment target:" | gum choose "Staging" "Production"
Changelog & References
Recent Versions
0.16.1 (Jun 2025): Security patches.
0.16.0 (Apr 2025): Added dynamic resizing support.
0.15.2 (Feb 2025): Fixed ANSI escape sequence leaks.
Official Sources
FAQs (for Featured Snippets)
Q: Is Gum 0.16.1 backward-compatible?
A: Yes! Existing scripts will work without changes.
Q: How does Gum compare to Zenity/Whiptail?
A: Gum offers modern TUI components with zero Go dependencies, unlike legacy dialog tools.
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