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CVE-2024-55565 affects nanoid (Nano ID) versions before 5.0.9 and the 3.x branch before 3.3.8. The library incorrectly handles non-integer, including fractional, values supplied as the identifier-size argument. Fractional values can interact incorrectly with internal size and pool-offset calculations, producing undesirable and platform-dependent behavior.
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Vulnerability in nanoid affecting automation-gateway due to mishandling of non-integer values.
A CVE listed in the advisory's CVE summary, but no further details are provided in the content.
A flaw in nanoid's handling of non-integer values.
Vulnerability in nanoid caused by mishandling non-integer values.
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