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Scope
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TLDR
While Rust's Command API follows security best practices by avoiding direct shell evaluation, improper handling of user inputs can still introduce command injection risks. If unsanitized user-controlled data is passed to Command::arg() or similar functions, an attacker may manipulate arguments to execute unintended commands, potentially leading to privilege escalation or system compromise
How to fix
Validate and sanitize user inputs, avoiding direct user-controlled arguments. Prefer passing structured data instead of raw strings, especially with format!, use safe argument parsing methods, and restrict allowed inputs through allowlists.
Find more live information in Aikido here: https://app.aikido.dev/queue?sidebarIssue=26573301&groupId=77741&sidebarIssueTask=4123271&sidebarTab=tasks
Scope
These issues affect the following code repository:
TLDR
While Rust's Command API follows security best practices by avoiding direct shell evaluation, improper handling of user inputs can still introduce command injection risks. If unsanitized user-controlled data is passed to
Command::arg()or similar functions, an attacker may manipulate arguments to execute unintended commands, potentially leading to privilege escalation or system compromiseHow to fix
Validate and sanitize user inputs, avoiding direct user-controlled arguments. Prefer passing structured data instead of raw strings, especially with
format!, use safe argument parsing methods, and restrict allowed inputs through allowlists.