⬆️ Upgrades UniFi Network Application to 8.4.62

[cwmoriarty]

Rel notes: https://community.ui.com/releases/UniFi-Network-Application-8-4-62/40240312-bb43-4648-adab-5b05f3d4354e

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Upgraded to Unifi package version 8.4.62, which may include new features and improvements.
• Bug Fixes
  • The update may address issues present in the previous version, enhancing overall stability and performance.

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The pull request updates the Dockerfile for the Unifi application by changing the version of the Unifi package from 8.3.32 to 8.4.62. This modification involves altering the download URL for the package while maintaining the overall installation process and command structure. The change signifies an upgrade to a newer version of the software.

Changes

File	Change Summary
unifi/Dockerfile	Updated download URL for Unifi package from 8.3.32 to 8.4.62.

Possibly related PRs

• ⬆️ Upgrades UniFi Network Application to 8.3.32 #513: This PR also involves changes to the unifi/Dockerfile, specifically updating the version of the Unifi package, which is directly related to the version change in the main PR.

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A version upgrade, a joyful trip!
From 8.3 to 8.4, we leap with glee,
New features and fixes, oh what a spree!
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20-20: Upgrade looks good, but ensure thorough testing!

Updating the Unifi package to version 8.4.62 is a positive change that keeps the application current with the latest features and fixes.

However, please make sure to:

1. Review the release notes for any breaking changes or compatibility issues.
2. Thoroughly test the new version in a staging environment before deploying to production.

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[Asmod4n]

the current released version can give an attacker root rights on the host operating system, please merge anything newer than 8.3.32: https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2024-42025

[frenck]

Thanks, @cwmoriarty 👍

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[frenck]

the current released version can give an attacker root rights on the host operating system, please merge anything newer than 8.3.32: cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2024-42025

It doesn't describe much. It is more likely they will end up in the container the add-on is running; not the host system (in this specific case).