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A code injection vulnerability affects Anyquery macOS browser-tab plugins for Chromium-based and Safari browsers. The vulnerable behavior stems from SQL-controlled URL values being interpolated into AppleScript or JXA script templates that are then executed through osascript. Because the input is not safely passed as a separate argument or correctly escaped before script execution, an attacker who can influence INSERT or UPDATE operations against the affected plugin tables can inject unintended script content and trigger arbitrary command execution on the macOS host. The issue affects the browser-tab plugin implementations referenced in the fixed plugin version changes associated with CVE-2026-47252.
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