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CVE-2024-56201 is a code-injection vulnerability in the Jinja template compiler affecting the 3.x branch before version 3.1.5. Jinja incorporates template filename information during compilation in a manner that permits attacker-controlled filename content to alter generated Python code. An attacker who controls both a template's content and its filename can cause arbitrary Python code execution. The flaw bypasses the security boundary provided by Jinja's sandbox; enabling the sandbox does not prevent exploitation.
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A vulnerability addressed by the EulerOS SA-2026-3460 security update affecting the python3-jinja2 package on Huawei EulerOS 2.11.1.
A vulnerability addressed by the Huawei EulerOS security advisory; the provided content does not specify its technical flaw type.
Jinja sandbox breakout vulnerability through malicious filenames.
A Jinja2 sandbox-breakout vulnerability that can be triggered through malicious filenames.
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