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CVE-2023-49569 is a path traversal vulnerability in go-git versions before 5.11.0. A malicious Git server can return crafted responses that cause an affected go-git client to create or modify files outside the intended repository filesystem boundary. The issue affects applications using go-billy's ChrootOS filesystem implementation, which is the default filesystem for the Plain variants of go-git's Open and Clone operations, including PlainClone. Applications using BoundOS or in-memory filesystems are not affected. This is an implementation flaw in go-git and does not affect the upstream Git CLI.
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A go-git flaw in which malicious Git server replies can cause path traversal and remote code execution on go-git clients.
A go-git flaw in which malicious Git server replies can cause path traversal and remote code execution on go-git clients.
Unknown; the advisory lists this CVE but provides no vulnerability description.
A malicious Git server can send crafted replies that cause path traversal and remote code execution on go-git clients.
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