CVE-2026-68747: Elixir Css Import Bypass
A CSS scrubber attempts to remove `@import` rules using a regular expression that requires at least one whitespace character (`\s+`). This allows an attacker to bypass the security filter by omitting whitespace completely, such as `@import"url"`. Additionally, ensure CSS character escapes (e.g., `@\69 mport`) are decoded before regex filtering. Fix the regex
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A CSS scrubber attempts to remove `@import` rules using a regular expression that requires at least one whitespace character (`\s+`). This allows an attacker to bypass the security filter by omitting whitespace completely, such as `@import"url"`. Additionally, ensure CSS character escapes (e.g., `@\69 mport`) are decoded before regex filtering. Fix the regex
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