Remote Code Execution Flaw Discovered in Glob File Matching Library
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Researchers have identified a remote code execution vulnerability in the glob file pattern matching library, specifically within the command-line interface (CLI) tool's –c flag. This flaw affects users who utilize glob, which is commonly integrated into JavaScript applications. Users are urged to update their installations to mitigate potential exploitation.
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