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CVE-2024-29415 is an SSRF vulnerability in the Node.js ip package through version 2.0.1. The package's isPublic logic improperly classifies certain non-canonical textual representations of loopback or otherwise non-public IP addresses as globally routable. Examples include abbreviated, octal-like, IPv6-expanded, and IPv4-mapped IPv6 representations. Applications that rely on isPublic to prevent requests to internal destinations can therefore be bypassed. The issue is an incomplete fix for CVE-2023-42282. SAP Build Apps versions earlier than 4.11.130 are affected through an external Node.js component.
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A vulnerability fixed in Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces 3.17 that addresses an incomplete prior fix for CVE-2023-42282.
Critical SSRF vulnerability in the external Node.js component affecting SAP Build Apps, caused by improper distinction between public and private IP addresses, enabling a remote attacker to perform SSRF via a crafted request.
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