Exact string matching against a denylist or allowlist of Node.js modules can be bypassed by using the `node:` URL scheme prefix or by requesting module subpaths (e.g., `module/subpath`). Ensure that module names are normalized by stripping the `node:` prefix and splitting on `/` to extract the core module name before checking the list.
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CVE-2026-47140: Node Module Denylist Bypasscve-2026-47140-node-module-denylist-bypass
CVE-2026-47140: Incomplete Node Module Denylistcve-2026-47140-incomplete-node-module-denylist
A denylist checking for dangerous Node.js modules is potentially incomplete. Node.js module resolution allows bypassing exact-match denylists using the 'node:' URL prefix or by resolving subpaths (e.g., 'inspector/promises'). Additionally, ensure 'process' and other host-exposing primitives are blocked.
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