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CVE-2025-62718 affects Axios hostname normalization when evaluating NO_PROXY exclusions in versions before 1.15.0 on the 1.x branch and before 0.31.0 on the 0.x branch. Literal hostname comparisons fail to recognize equivalent loopback representations, including trailing-dot hostnames and bracketed IPv6 literals. Consequently, requests intended to bypass a configured proxy can instead be routed through it. An attacker able to influence request destinations may exploit this behavior to circumvent NO_PROXY-dependent protections and reach sensitive loopback or internal services through server-side request forgery.
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An Axios SSRF and proxy bypass vulnerability caused by improper hostname normalization.
An earlier Axios NO_PROXY bypass SSRF vulnerability involving hostname alias and address-representation issues; it is relevant here because CVE-2026-44492 is described as an incomplete fix for it.
An SSRF and proxy bypass vulnerability in Axios caused by improper hostname normalization.
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