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Vim versions before 9.2.0073 contain an OS command injection vulnerability in the bundled netrw standard plugin. A crafted URL handled by netrw, including through the scp protocol handler, can cause attacker-controlled input to be interpreted as shell commands. Successful exploitation executes commands with the privileges of the Vim process.
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A Vim netrw plugin OS command-injection vulnerability that enables arbitrary code execution.
A Vim arbitrary code execution vulnerability via OS command injection in the netrw plugin.
A Vim arbitrary code execution vulnerability via OS command injection in the netrw plugin.
An arbitrary-code-execution vulnerability in Vim's netrw plugin caused by OS command injection.
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