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CVE-2024-39249 is a regular expression denial-of-service vulnerability in the Node.js async package. Async versions 2.6.4 and earlier and 3.2.5 and earlier use a vulnerable regular expression while the autoinject function parses a function. The supplier disputes the issue on the basis that the regular expression is not applied to untrusted input under a realistic threat model.
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A regular-expression denial-of-service vulnerability in nodejs-async when parsing a function in autoinject.
A regular-expression denial-of-service vulnerability in nodejs-async while parsing functions in autoinject, addressed in RHACS 4.6.
A regular-expression denial-of-service vulnerability in the nodejs-async (Async) library's autoinject function when parsing functions. Versions through 2.6.4 and through 3.2.5 are affected.
A regular-expression denial-of-service flaw in nodejs-async's autoinject function parsing.
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