[Aikido] Fix 4 security issues in json, sinatra - #347
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Upgrade JSON and Sinatra to fix heap use-after-free, open redirect, and ReDoS vulnerabilities in ETag/header parsing.
✅ 4 CVEs resolved by this upgrade
This PR will resolve the following CVEs:
partial_value, which reads freed memory through stale state pointers.If-MatchandIf-None-Matchheader parsing when using theetagmethod, where crafted input causes excessive processing time. Applications using theetagmethod for response generation are vulnerable to DoS attacks.split(/s*,s*/)operation. An attacker can send a specially crafted ETag header with excessive whitespace and commas to cause catastrophic regex backtracking, consuming CPU resources and causing denial of service.🔗 Related Tasks