CVE-2026-66913: Unrestricted Decompression Zipbomb
Untrusted data is being decompressed directly into memory using a highly suspect function, such as `gzip.decompress()`. Unbounded decompression opens the application to Denial of Service (DoS) via Zip Bomb attacks (CWE-409) where a small, specially crafted compressed payload expands to an unexpectedly large size, exhausting system memory. You should avoid co
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Untrusted data is being decompressed directly into memory using a highly suspect function, such as `gzip.decompress()`. Unbounded decompression opens the application to Denial of Service (DoS) via Zip Bomb attacks (CWE-409) where a small, specially crafted compressed payload expands to an unexpectedly large size, exhausting system memory. You should avoid co
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