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CVE-2023-29401 is an improper input-validation vulnerability in the Gin Go web framework's Context.FileAttachment function. The function did not adequately sanitize the caller-supplied filename before incorporating it into the HTTP Content-Disposition response header. A crafted filename containing quoting or parameter-delimiter characters can cause the resulting attachment filename to differ from the value intended by the application, or can otherwise alter Content-Disposition header semantics. Gin addressed the issue in version 1.9.1.
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A filename-sanitization vulnerability in the Gin Web Framework's Context.FileAttachment function.
An improper filename-sanitization vulnerability in Gin Web Framework's Context.FileAttachment function.
Gin Web Framework filename sanitization vulnerability in Context.FileAttachment.
A filename-parameter sanitization vulnerability in Gin's Context.FileAttachment function, addressed in the Migration Toolkit for Containers 1.7.11 update.
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