CVE-2026-48962: Perl Unsafe Eval String

Using `eval STRING` with interpolated or dynamically constructed variables can allow an attacker to execute arbitrary Perl code. If the interpolated variable contains unescaped quotes matching the string boundaries, an attacker can break out of the string encapsulation and execute a payload. Refactor to avoid `eval STRING` or use safer alternatives for dynam

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Description

Using `eval STRING` with interpolated or dynamically constructed variables can allow an attacker to execute arbitrary Perl code. If the interpolated variable contains unescaped quotes matching the string boundaries, an attacker can break out of the string encapsulation and execute a payload. Refactor to avoid `eval STRING` or use safer alternatives for dynam