Net::SAML2 0.86 security fix now requires cacert (for develop) - #3118
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Net::SAML2 0.86 is a security release that fixes CVE-2026-18092, CVE-2026-18089. CVE-2026-18089 fix requires adding the (previously optional) cacert param to the Net::SAML2::Protocol::Assertion->new_from_xml call. This ensures that if there are embedded certificates in the assertions, they are verified to be trusted by the IdP before being used.
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Net::SAML2 0.86 is a security release that fixes CVE-2026-18092, CVE-2026-18089.
CVE-2026-18089 fix requires adding the (previously optional) cacert param to the Net::SAML2::Protocol::Assertion->new_from_xml call. This ensures that if there are embedded certificates in the assertions, they are verified to be trusted by the IdP before being used.