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CVE-2025-64719 is a denial-of-service vulnerability in Gogs affecting versions prior to 0.14.3 (including 0.14.2 and earlier). A malicious user with permission to create a new file in a repository or create a wiki entry can introduce a specially crafted filename that Git interprets as a malformed pathspec. The issue is present in internal/route/repo/wiki.go and internal/route/repo/view.go, where the application attempts to recover commit information for repository and wiki listings. If an error occurs during commit information recovery, the affected page returns HTTP 500 and stops rendering instead of handling the error safely. This can make repository index pages or wiki index pages persistently unavailable through the web interface while the malicious file remains present.
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