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Program:Ruby
Status:Valid
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Weakness:Command and Code Injection
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Disclosed bug bounty reports
ReportStatusWeaknessSeverityDisclosedBountyVotes
OS Command Injection via egrep in Rake::FileListAnalysed#651518ValidCommand and Code Injection–2019-08-29–62
RCE by parsing `.rdoc_options` in RDocAnalysed#1187477ValidCommand and Code Injection–2024-07-03–41
Command injection in PathnameAnalysed#449482ValidCommand and Code Injection–2019-04-01–36
NET::Ftp allows command injection in filenames#294462ValidCommand and Code InjectionLow2017-12-19–28
SMTP command injection#137631ValidCommand and Code Injection–2016-06-30–10
Code Injection Bug Report#745921ValidCommand and Code Injection–2021-05-07–8
OS Command Injection in 'rdoc' documentation generator#1161691ValidCommand and Code InjectionMedium2021-07-13–7
Escape sequence injection vulnerability in WEBrick BasicAuth#223363ValidCommand and Code InjectionMedium2017-09-15–5
Potential command injection in `Shell#[]` and `Shell#test`#327512ValidCommand and Code InjectionNone2019-10-16–1

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