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cryptography and nltk pinned versions block CVE fixes for downstream users #1022

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@youssef-atelic

Summary

PyAirbyte's dependency pins prevent downstream projects from resolving several CVEs:

cryptography (pinned >=44.0.0,<45.0.0)

CVE Severity Fix Version Description
CVE-2026-34073 High 46.0.6 Incomplete DNS name constraint enforcement on peer names
CVE-2026-26007 High 46.0.5 Subgroup attack due to missing validation for SECT curves

pyopenssl (CVE-2026-27459, CVE-2026-27448) is also blocked transitively since it requires cryptography>=46.

nltk (pinned ==3.9.1 in airbyte-cdk)

CVE Fix Version Description
CVE-2026-0846 3.9.3 Arbitrary file read via absolute path input
CVE-2025-14009 3.9.3 Zip slip vulnerability
CVE-2026-33231 3.9.4 Unauthenticated remote shutdown in wordnet_app
CVE-2026-33230 3.9.4 XSS in nltk
CVE-2026-0847 No fix Path traversal
CVE-2026-33236 No fix Downloader path traversal (AFO)

Request

Could the cryptography upper bound be relaxed to <47.0.0 (or removed), and the nltk pin in airbyte-cdk be bumped to >=3.9.4? This would allow downstream projects to resolve these CVEs through normal dependency resolution.

Environment

  • PyAirbyte 0.44.1
  • airbyte-cdk 7.17.4
  • Python 3.12

Activity

  1. aaronsteers commented on Aug 28, 2026

    @aaronsteers
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    youssef-atelic - Thank you for opening this issue.

    The upstream CDK dependency is now resolved. PyAirbyte will update its dependencies in:

    That PR should not block resolution within your project though, since PyAirbyte itself does not pin nltk itself. Closing as resolved. Thanks again. Please feel free to reopen if you identify that anything was missed.

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