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UID2-7850: Upgrade netty-handler to fix CVE-2026-75595 - #48

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UID2-7850: Upgrade netty-handler to fix CVE-2026-75595#48
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Bumps the existing netty.version dependency-management override (introduced in UID2-7278, last bumped in UID2-7571/7572/7573/7574) from 4.1.136.Final to 4.1.137.Final. This carries netty-handler and the other pinned io.netty:* artifacts (netty-codec-http, netty-codec-http2, netty-bom) up to the fixed version — no new override added.

Why

CVE-2026-75595 in io.netty:netty-handler (CRITICAL). Installed version 4.1.136.Final is vulnerable; fixed in 4.2.17.Final or 4.1.137.Final. This PR takes the minimal same-minor-line fix (4.1.137.Final) rather than the 4.2.x line, consistent with the existing override's baseline.

This library pulls Netty in transitively via the Azure SDK's default Reactor-Netty HTTP client, which is used for real calls to Azure AD and Key Vault — so the vulnerable code path is reachable, not just present on the classpath.

Jira: https://thetradedesk.atlassian.net/browse/UID2-7850

Testing

No Java/Maven toolchain was available in the environment used to make this change, so mvn compile and the unit test suite were not run here. This is a single-line version-property bump in an already-existing override (same shape as the prior UID2-7571-7574 fix), and CI will run the full build/test suite on the PR.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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