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This PR was created automatically by the Qwiet AI AutoFix tool.
As long as it is open, subsequent scans and generated fixes to this same branch will be added to it as new commits.
Each commit fixes one vulnerability.
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Findings/Vulnerabilities Fixed
Finding 45: Remote Code Execution: Command Injection Through Attacker-controlled Data via
cmdinRce.CommandExecVulnerability Description
Attacker-controlled data is used in a shell command without undergoing escaping or validation. This indicates a command injection vulnerability.
Commits/Files Changed
Finding 67: Directory Traversal: Attacker-controlled Data Used in File Path via
urlinSSRF.openStreamVulnerability Description
Attacker-Controlled input data is used as part of a file path to write a file without escaping or validation. This indicates a directory traversal vulnerability.
Commits/Files Changed
Finding 66: Directory Traversal: Attacker-controlled Data Used in File Path via
urlinSSRF.openStreamVulnerability Description
Attacker-Controlled input data is used as part of a file path to write a file without escaping or validation. This indicates a directory traversal vulnerability.
Commits/Files Changed
Finding 64: Directory Traversal: Attacker-controlled Data Used in File Path via
filepathinPathTraversal.getImageVulnerability Description
Attacker-Controlled input data is used as part of a file path to write a file without escaping or validation. This indicates a directory traversal vulnerability.
Commits/Files Changed
Finding 63: Directory Traversal: Attacker-controlled Data Used in File Path via
filepathinPathTraversal.getImageSecVulnerability Description
Attacker-Controlled input data is used as part of a file path to write a file without escaping or validation. This indicates a directory traversal vulnerability.
Commits/Files Changed
Finding 62: Directory Traversal: Attacker-controlled Data Used in File Path via
multifileinFileUpload.uploadPictureVulnerability Description
Attacker-Controlled input data is used as part of a file path to write a file without escaping or validation. This indicates a directory traversal vulnerability.
Commits/Files Changed
Finding 60: Directory Traversal: Attacker-controlled Data Used in File Path via
multifileinFileUpload.uploadPictureVulnerability Description
Attacker-Controlled input data is used as part of a file path to write a file without escaping or validation. This indicates a directory traversal vulnerability.
Commits/Files Changed
Finding 65: Directory Traversal: Attacker-controlled Data Used in File Path via
urlinSSRF.ImageIOVulnerability Description
Attacker-Controlled input data is used as part of a file path to write a file without escaping or validation. This indicates a directory traversal vulnerability.
Commits/Files Changed
Finding 61: Directory Traversal: Attacker-controlled Data Used in File Path via
multifileinFileUpload.uploadPictureVulnerability Description
Attacker-Controlled input data is used as part of a file path to write a file without escaping or validation. This indicates a directory traversal vulnerability.
Commits/Files Changed