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CVE-2026-73625 is a remote code execution vulnerability in GitPython affecting versions before 3.1.54. The flaw is in the check_unsafe_options validation guard, which can be bypassed by smuggling Git options inside single-character keyword-argument values. When attacker-controlled option dictionaries are passed to affected methods such as clone_from, fetch, pull, push, ls_remote, iter_commits, blame, or archive, the unsafe option filtering can be evaded and attacker-supplied arguments can reach the underlying Git invocation. This enables arbitrary OS command execution through the --upload-pack parameter.
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A remote code execution vulnerability in GitPython before version 3.1.54 caused by bypassing the check_unsafe_options guard via single-character kwarg value smuggling, enabling arbitrary OS command execution through the --upload-pack parameter.
A critical command injection / remote code execution vulnerability in GitPython caused by a bypass of the check_unsafe_options validation mechanism, enabling arbitrary git command injection via malicious remote URLs, especially dangerous in CI/CD pipelines.
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