CVE-2026-29039: Insecure Elementpath Xpath Evaluation
Evaluating XPath expressions using `elementpath` default parsers (XPath2Parser, XPath3Parser, etc.) is unsafe because they support dangerous functions such as `unparsed-text()`, `doc()`, and `environment-variable()`. An attacker can use these functions to read arbitrary files or leak environment variables. Evaluate untrusted XPath using a custom parser with
greprules fetch cve-2026-29039-insecure-elementpath-xpath-evaluation --engine opengrepDescription
Evaluating XPath expressions using `elementpath` default parsers (XPath2Parser, XPath3Parser, etc.) is unsafe because they support dangerous functions such as `unparsed-text()`, `doc()`, and `environment-variable()`. An attacker can use these functions to read arbitrary files or leak environment variables. Evaluate untrusted XPath using a custom parser with
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