FICTIONAL SECURITY UPDATE EXAMPLE
Security update release notes example
A careful security update note states the verified change and customer action without inventing exploitation, exposure, or compliance outcomes.
RAW CHANGES
Engineering input
- fix(security): update image-processing dependency to 4.8.2
- fix: route new uploads through patched parser
- docs: ask self-hosted teams to update to 3.14.1
- test: add malformed image regression coverage
CUSTOMER-READY DRAFT
Security update available in version 3.14.1
Version 3.14.1 updates image upload processing to use dependency version 4.8.2. Self-hosted teams should update to version 3.14.1.
What changed
- Image uploads now use the updated parser path and dependency version 4.8.2.
Customer action
- Self-hosted teams should update to version 3.14.1.
EDITING NOTES
Why this draft works
- Repeats the exact dependency and product versions from the engineering input.
- Gives the supplied self-hosted update action without implying that every customer must act.
- Does not claim an exploit, breach, exposure, severity, compliance result, or guarantee.