PT-2019-20013

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions realms-shim versions prior to 1.2.0 Description The issue allows an attacker to potentially escape the sandbox and execute arbitrary code by utilizing Reflect.construct on the sandboxed Function constructor to reach the prototypes of the prima...

Command Injection

Overview All versions of marsdb are vulnerable to Command Injection. In the DocumentMatcher class, selectors on $where clauses are passed to a Function constructor unsanitized. This allows attackers to run arbitrary commands in the system when the function is executed. Recommendation No fix is...

Sandbox Breakout / Arbitrary Code Execution

Overview Versions of notevil prior to 1.3.2 are vulnerable to Sandbox Escape leading to Remote Code Execution. The package fails to prevent access to the Function constructor by not checking the return values of function calls. This allows attackers to access the Function prototype's constructor...

Sandbox Breakout / Arbitrary Code Execution

Overview Versions of static-evalprior to 2.0.2 pass untrusted user input directly to the global function constructor, resulting in an arbitrary code execution vulnerability when user input is parsed via the package. Proof of concept var evaluate = require'static-eval'; var parse =...

Sandbox Breakout / Arbitrary Code Execution in static-eval

Affected versions of static-eval pass untrusted user input directly to the global function constructor, resulting in an arbitrary code execution vulnerability when user input is parsed via the package. Proof of concept js var evaluate = require'static-eval'; var parse = require'esprima'.parse; va...

GHSA-5MJW-6JRH-HVFQ Sandbox Breakout / Arbitrary Code Execution in static-eval

Affected versions of static-eval pass untrusted user input directly to the global function constructor, resulting in an arbitrary code execution vulnerability when user input is parsed via the package. Proof of concept js var evaluate = require'static-eval'; var parse = require'esprima'.parse; va...

CVE-2017-16226

The static-eval module is intended to evaluate statically-analyzable expressions. In affected versions, untrusted user input is able to access the global function constructor, effectively allowing arbitrary code execution...

CVE-2017-16226

The static-eval module is intended to evaluate statically-analyzable expressions. In affected versions, untrusted user input is able to access the global function constructor, effectively allowing arbitrary code execution...

Code injection

The static-eval module is intended to evaluate statically-analyzable expressions. In affected versions, untrusted user input is able to access the global function constructor, effectively allowing arbitrary code execution...

CVE-2017-16226

The static-eval module is intended to evaluate statically-analyzable expressions. In affected versions, untrusted user input is able to access the global function constructor, effectively allowing arbitrary code execution...

CVE-2017-16226

The static-eval module is intended to evaluate statically-analyzable expressions. In affected versions, untrusted user input is able to access the global function constructor, effectively allowing arbitrary code execution...

static-eval Arbitrary Code Execution Vulnerability

static-eval is a module for evaluating statically analyzable expressions. A security vulnerability exists in static-eval. An attacker can exploit this vulnerability to execute arbitrary code by accessing the constructor of the global function...

PT-2018-6255

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions: static-eval versions prior to 2.0.0 Description: The issue allows untrusted user input to access the global function constructor, effectively enabling arbitrary code execution. This occurs because affected versions of the static-eval module...

Sandbox Breakout / Arbitrary Code Execution

Overview Affected versions of static-eval pass untrusted user input directly to the global function constructor, resulting in an arbitrary code execution vulnerability when user input is parsed via the package. Proof of concept var evaluate = require'static-eval'; var parse =...