[Security] Upgrade Ruby 3.1.1 → 3.3.10 (Critical EOL remediation) - #31
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- Ruby 3.1.1 is End-of-Life and no longer receives security patches - Upgrade to Ruby 3.3.10 (latest 3.3.x LTS patch) - Resolves critical Aikido finding: Ruby version no longer receiving security updates - Ruby is used for InSpec compliance tests in this terraform module
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Summary
Upgrade Ruby from 3.1.1 to 3.3.10 to remediate the critical Aikido finding: Ruby version no longer receiving security updates (score 99, Out of SLA).
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.ruby-versionContext
Ruby is used for InSpec compliance tests in this terraform module. This is a low-risk change — just bumping the version file for the test tooling runtime.
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