[Aikido] - AI Fix for Unsafe exec usage can lead to remote code execution #68
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This patch mitigates command injection in PHP scripts by sanitizing shell arguments using escapeshellarg() for user-provided input. The patch specifically addresses vulnerabilities in cmd1.php and CVE-2019-16662.php by implementing proper input sanitization to prevent malicious command execution.
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