CVE-2026-3125: Ssrf Via Path Regex Extraction
Extracting a destination URL from the request path via regular expressions and directly passing it to `fetch` enables Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF). This approach is additionally vulnerable to WAF/Edge bypasses via path normalization differences (such as using backslashes). Validate and allowlist the extracted destination before making request calls.
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Extracting a destination URL from the request path via regular expressions and directly passing it to `fetch` enables Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF). This approach is additionally vulnerable to WAF/Edge bypasses via path normalization differences (such as using backslashes). Validate and allowlist the extracted destination before making request calls.
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