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[GHSA-x3f8-2w95-hw4m] ChangeDetection.io before 0.54.7 allows arbitrary file read via unblocked XPath functions - #8864

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[GHSA-x3f8-2w95-hw4m] ChangeDetection.io before 0.54.7 allows arbitrary file read via unblocked XPath functions#8864
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This advisory has no affected package listed. Adding changedetection-io (PyPI), < 0.54.7.

The description gives 0.54.7 as the fixed release for the SafeXPath3Parser blocklist bypass. Published on PyPI as changedetection-io, the name used by the existing advisories for this project.

https://pypi.org/project/changedetection.io/0.54.7/

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Pull request overview

Adds PyPI affected-version metadata for the changedetection.io XPath file-read advisory.

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  • Adds the affected package and ecosystem.
  • Marks versions before 0.54.7 as vulnerable.

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