🔒 Fix Potential Shell Command Injection in PDF Conversion Script#12
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Replaces unquoted parameter usage and vulnerable external subshell command invocations (`basename`, `sed`) with robust built-in bash parameter expansions. This fixes a potential injection and word-splitting vector where maliciously crafted filenames could allow arbitrary code execution during the conversion process. Co-authored-by: dynamikdev <717692+dynamikdev@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: Fixed a shell command injection and word-splitting vulnerability in
⚠️ Risk: If an attacker could control the filenames of PDFs or generated images (e.g., adding spaces, globs, or command terminators like
scripts/convert_pdfs.shdue to unsafeecho $numusage andbasename/sedsubshells.;or$()), it could lead to arbitrary shell command execution, unexpected behavior, or broken script execution (DoS).🛡️ Solution: Replaced external commands with secure bash parameter expansions (
${var##*/},${var%pattern},${var#pattern}) and properly quoted strings. Also added a check[ -e "$f" ] || continueto handle cases where the glob matches nothing.PR created automatically by Jules for task 16531367517710798224 started by @dynamikdev