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criticalSSRF in src/api/fetch.ts:42

User-supplied url reaches fetch() with no host check. Validate against an allowlist.

42- return fetch(req.query.url)
42+ return fetch(assertAllowed(req.query.url))
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criticalSSRF · src/api/fetch.ts:42

User-supplied url reaches fetch() with no host check.

42- return fetch(req.query.url)
42+ return fetch(assertAllowed(req.query.url))

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criticalSSRF · src/api/fetch.ts:42
42- return fetch(req.query.url)
42+ return fetch(assertAllowed(req.query.url))
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