CVE-2026-41895: Python Falsy Validation Bypass
Extracting a dictionary value via `get()` and relying on its truthiness before applying validation can lead to bypasses. Explicit falsy values (e.g., `""` or `null`) sent by a user will evaluate to False, short-circuiting the negative validation block (like `if not is_valid(...)`). The falsy value then sidesteps validation but still remains part of the expli
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Extracting a dictionary value via `get()` and relying on its truthiness before applying validation can lead to bypasses. Explicit falsy values (e.g., `""` or `null`) sent by a user will evaluate to False, short-circuiting the negative validation block (like `if not is_valid(...)`). The falsy value then sidesteps validation but still remains part of the expli
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