fix security issue with okhttp (1.48.x backport) - #11829
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* Validate that hostname is ascii in OkHostnameVerifier.java
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I did this just to verify that 48 and 68 are not the same thing... |
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Implement fix to address a security issue related to maliciously crafted hostnames during certificate validation in OkHttp
grpc-java is susceptible to CVE-2021-0341
This mirrors the okhttp patch for this exploit available in lysine-dev/okhttp#6353
Backport of #11749