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Trellix Advanced Research Center Patches 61,000 Vulnerable Open-Source Projects
January 23, 2023
Late last year, the Trellix Advanced Research Center team uncovered a vulnerability in Python’s tarfile module. As we dug in, we realized this was CVE-2007-4559 – a 15-year-old path traversal vulnerability with potential to allow an attacker to overwrite arbitrary files.
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Trellix Advanced Research Center patches 61,000 vulnerable open-source projects
By Douglas McKee · January 23, 2023
Late last year, the Trellix Advanced Research Center team uncovered a vulnerability in Python’s tarfile module. As we dug in, we realized this was CVE-2007-4559 – a 15-year-old path traversal vulnerability with potential to allow an attacker to overwrite arbitrary files. We’re excited to share an update on this work.
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