π‘οΈ Sentinel: [CRITICAL] Fix Argument Injection in Grep Search#152
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β¦ argument injection vulnerability in our file search. I updated the search subprocess calls in `utils/io/files.py` to include the `--` separator and `-e` flag, preventing user-controlled input from being parsed as command options and effectively mitigating the vulnerability.
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π¨ Severity: CRITICAL
π‘ Vulnerability: Command argument injection in
utils/io/files.pysearch functionality, where untrusted queries could be interpreted as grep options (e.g.--version).π― Impact: Attackers could inject arbitrary command options into
greporgit grepprocesses if they can control the search query input.π§ Fix: Added
-eto explicitly denote the query as a pattern, and the--separator to signify the end of command-line options before passing untrusted positional arguments.β Verification: Ran
pytestsuite ensuring all tests pass with the modified logic.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12374325770268333175 started by @Dan-StrategicAutomation