Sanitize sourceURL so it cannot affect evaled code#4518
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jdalton merged 1 commit intolodash:4.17.15-postfrom Jun 4, 2020
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Sanitize sourceURL so it cannot affect evaled code#4518jdalton merged 1 commit intolodash:4.17.15-postfrom
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@jdalton @falsyvalues It seems that the zipObjectDeep prototype pollution warrants an imminent release. Can I ask that you please consider including this change as well in a 4.17.16? :) |
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Thanks @alexbrasetvik! |
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@jdalton could you please update us about how distant are we from having a lodash patch release with that fix on it? |
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Wherever it comes from,
sourceURLshould not be allowed to contain code that gets eval()-ed./\s/should cover all the bases as far as I know, including the various unicode-y ways of encoding newlines.