CVE-2026-48981: Python Os System Command Injection
Constructing shell commands using string formatting or concatenation and passing them to `os.system()` can lead to OS command injection. An attacker could inject arbitrary shell commands through the interpolated variables. Instead, use `subprocess.run()` and pass arguments as a list to avoid shell interpretation.
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Constructing shell commands using string formatting or concatenation and passing them to `os.system()` can lead to OS command injection. An attacker could inject arbitrary shell commands through the interpolated variables. Instead, use `subprocess.run()` and pass arguments as a list to avoid shell interpretation.
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