Advisory Weakness Curation

Potential Command Injection in shell-quote Affected versions of `shell-quote` do not properly escape command line arguments, which may result in command injection if the library is used to escape user input destined for use as command line arguments. ## Proof of Concept: The following characters are not escaped properly: `>`,`;`,`{`,`}` Bash has a neat but not well known feature known as "Bash Brace Expansion", wherein a sub-command can be executed without spaces by running it between a set of `{}` and using the `,` instead of ` ` to seperate arguments. Because of this, full command injection is possible even though it was initially thought to be impossible. ``` const quote = require('shell-quote').quote; console.log(quote(['a;{echo,test,123,234}'])); // Actual "a;{echo,test,123,234}" // Expected "a\;\{echo,test,123,234\}" // Functional Equivalent "a; echo 'test' '123' '1234'" ``` ## Recommendation Update to version 1.6.1 or later.

Code Injection The npm module shell-quote cannot correctly escape `>` and `<` operator used for redirection in shell. Applications that depend on shell-quote may also be vulnerable. A malicious user could perform code injection.