safeinstall-cli

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Vulnerabilities (1)

Known vulnerabilities affecting safeinstall-cli, based on data from OSV.

Vulnerabilities affecting safeinstall-cli
IDSeveritySummaryAffected versionsPublishedSource
GHSA-xrmc-c5cg-rv7xHighSafeInstall agent guard shell parsing can miss raw package execution## Summary SafeInstall CLI through 0.10.1 can fail to recognize some package-manager and registry-runner commands in its agent guard. Case-variant launcher names, leading file-descriptor redirections, and supported shell wrappers with options can cause a raw install command to receive no guard decision. Remote project scaffolding through package-manager create/init commands can also avoid the approval decision used for other registry runners. ## Impact When the SafeInstall guard is installed for a coding agent, a crafted shell command can bypass the intended deny or ask response. The coding
  • < 0.10.2
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  • GHSA-xrmc-c5cg-rv7xHigh
    SafeInstall agent guard shell parsing can miss raw package execution
    • < 0.10.2

    ## Summary SafeInstall CLI through 0.10.1 can fail to recognize some package-manager and registry-runner commands in its agent guard. Case-variant launcher names, leading file-descriptor redirections, and supported shell wrappers with options can cause a raw install command to receive no guard decision. Remote project scaffolding through package-manager create/init commands can also avoid the approval decision used for other registry runners. ## Impact When the SafeInstall guard is installed for a coding agent, a crafted shell command can bypass the intended deny or ask response. The coding

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