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A Fine-Grained Empirical Study of Upstream Security Events and Downstream Mitigation in Maven
Open-source vulnerability mitigation spans upstream libraries and the downstream projects that depend on them. Upstream, a vulnerability progresses through a public report when one exists, a fix, a fixed release, and NVD disclosure. Downstream, a project mitigates it by adopting the fixed release, a
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