Raise Go toolchain floor to 1.25.9 and bump x/crypto#50
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Go 1.24 reached end-of-life when 1.26 shipped; the Go security team is
no longer backporting stdlib fixes to that branch. govulncheck flagged
four call-reachable stdlib vulnerabilities against golang:1.24-alpine
(= go1.24.13) that have no 1.24 patch:
GO-2026-4870 crypto/tls TLS 1.3 KeyUpdate DoS (reachable from the
inbound proxy listener and the outbound
TLS dialer)
GO-2026-4947 crypto/x509 chain-building DoS
GO-2026-4946 crypto/x509 policy-validation DoS
GO-2026-4601 net/url IPv6 host literal misparse
Pin the Dockerfile to golang:1.25.9-alpine (which contains all four
fixes) and raise the go.mod directive to 1.25.0. That in turn unblocks
x/crypto v0.50.0 and the current x/exp snapshot, whose latest releases
already require Go 1.25. govulncheck on the result reports clean.
go mod tidy also promoted golang-jwt/jwt/v5 and icholy/replace from
indirect to direct to match how they're actually imported.
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Apr 24, 2026
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Go 1.24 reached end-of-life when 1.26 shipped; the Go security team is no longer backporting stdlib fixes to that branch. govulncheck flagged four call-reachable stdlib vulnerabilities against golang:1.24-alpine (= go1.24.13) that have no 1.24 patch:
GO-2026-4870 crypto/tls TLS 1.3 KeyUpdate DoS (reachable from the
inbound proxy listener and the outbound
TLS dialer)
GO-2026-4947 crypto/x509 chain-building DoS
GO-2026-4946 crypto/x509 policy-validation DoS
GO-2026-4601 net/url IPv6 host literal misparse
Pin the Dockerfile to golang:1.25.9-alpine (which contains all four fixes) and raise the go.mod directive to 1.25.0. That in turn unblocks x/crypto v0.50.0 and the current x/exp snapshot, whose latest releases already require Go 1.25. govulncheck on the result reports clean.
go mod tidy also promoted golang-jwt/jwt/v5 and icholy/replace from indirect to direct to match how they're actually imported.