Django Vulnerabilities Enable SQL Injection and DoS Attacks
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Multiple vulnerabilities in Django have been identified that could allow attackers to execute SQL injection and denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. These flaws affect applications built on the Django framework, potentially compromising data integrity and availability. Security patches are expected to be released to mitigate these risks.
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