CVE-2026-44896: Inline Span Regex Dot Any Body Xss
Regex pattern for a delimited inline span uses '(?P<name>.+?)' as the group body without excluding the delimiter character or handling backslash escape sequences. The dot matches any character including the delimiter, so an escaped delimiter (e.g., '\$') in user-supplied content can prematurely close the span and release remaining input to the inline parser
Pythongreprules fetch cve-2026-44896-inline-span-regex-dot-any-body-xss --engine opengrepDescription
Regex pattern for a delimited inline span uses '(?P<name>.+?)' as the group body without excluding the delimiter character or handling backslash escape sequences. The dot matches any character including the delimiter, so an escaped delimiter (e.g., '\$') in user-supplied content can prematurely close the span and release remaining input to the inline parser
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