CVE-2026-23535: Path Traversal From Untrusted Slug
Constructing a file path using a `.slug` attribute without sanitization can lead to path traversal vulnerabilities (CWE-22) if the attribute is untrusted or controlled by an external/compromised entity (e.g., an API server). Directory traversal sequences like '../' or absolute paths can escape the intended output directory. Always use sanitization functions
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Constructing a file path using a `.slug` attribute without sanitization can lead to path traversal vulnerabilities (CWE-22) if the attribute is untrusted or controlled by an external/compromised entity (e.g., an API server). Directory traversal sequences like '../' or absolute paths can escape the intended output directory. Always use sanitization functions
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