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Update VEX file with false positives#173

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@janhoy janhoy commented Apr 15, 2026

LLM generated, please review.

I tasked Claude Code with running docker scout and analyzing each CVE for exploitability in Solr 10.0. For each CVE that the LLM is fairly certain is a false positive, I told it to update the VEX file. This PR is the result.

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"analysis": {
"state": "not_affected",
"justification": "requires_configuration",
"detail": "All five CVEs require non-default Log4j layout or appender configurations that Solr does not use. CVE-2026-34480 affects XmlLayout (Solr uses PatternLayout). CVE-2026-34478 affects Rfc5424Layout with TCP/TLS syslog framing (Solr does not configure a SyslogAppender with TCP framing). CVE-2026-34477 is an incomplete fix for SSL hostname verification in SMTP/Socket/Syslog appenders — Solr does not configure these appenders with TLS. CVE-2026-34479 affects Log4j1XmlLayout in the 1.x bridge (Solr does not use Log4j 1.x XML layout). CVE-2026-34481 affects JsonTemplateLayout when logging MapMessage with attacker-controlled floating-point values — Solr does not use JsonTemplateLayout. Solr's default log configuration uses PatternLayout and does not include any of the affected appender/layout types."
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Confirmed: these vulnerabilities impact a very small number of users and Solr is not one of them.

I will run the VEX Generator for the remaining ones in the weekend, but the explanations look plausible.

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