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v1
Mar 15, 2023
Jan 10, 2023
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Nov 20, 2022
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type Request
type RequestHeader
type ResponseHeader
Oct 22, 2022
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type RequestHeader
type ResponseHeader
Sep 3, 2022
Jun 26, 2022
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type Client
type Request
type RequestHeader
type Response
Apr 25, 2022
Apr 1, 2022
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Mar 6, 2022
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type Client
type RequestHeader
Jan 27, 2022 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Jan 10, 2022 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
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type Request
type RequestHeader
type ResponseHeader
Oct 9, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Sep 7, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Aug 16, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
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type RequestCtx
Jun 29, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Jun 18, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
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type HostClient
type TCPDialer
Jun 1, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
May 17, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Apr 23, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
type RequestCtx
Mar 26, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
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type HostClient
type PipelineClient
type Server
Feb 26, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
type HostClient
type PipelineClient
Feb 16, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
Feb 7, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
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type FS
type Request
type RequestCtx
Jan 2, 2021 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Dec 9, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Nov 5, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
type Client
type HostClient
type Request
Aug 16, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
type RequestHeader
Jul 15, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Jul 12, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
Jun 1, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
type Client
type HostClient
May 25, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
May 25, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
type Request
type RequestHandler
type Response
type Server
Apr 20, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Apr 18, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Apr 14, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
type Client
type HostClient
type TCPDialer
Jan 31, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Jan 12, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Dec 29, 2019 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
type RequestCtx
Dec 14, 2019 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
Oct 28, 2019 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
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type Client
type HostClient
type URI
Sep 13, 2019 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
type Server
Jul 3, 2019 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
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type CookieSameSite
type RequestHandler
type Response
May 15, 2019 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
type Response
Feb 17, 2019 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
type HostClient
type Response
Jan 4, 2019 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
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type Args
type Cookie
type HostClient
type RequestCtx
type RequestHeader
Oct 1, 2018 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version
type FS
type HostClient
type RequestCtx
type RequestHeader
type ResponseHeader
type Server
v0
Apr 28, 2020 GO-2022-0355
GO-2022-0355: The fasthttp.FS request handler is vulnerable to directory traversal attacks on Windows systems, and can serve files from outside the provided root directory.
URL path normalization does not handle Windows path separators (backslashes), permitting an attacker to construct requests with relative paths.
Changes in this version