Rediscovering argument injection when using VCS tools
Rediscovering argument injection when using VCS tools — git and mercurial Alessio Della Libera August 23, 2022 0 mins read One of the main goals for this research was to explore how it is possible to execute arbitrary commands even when using a safe API that prevents command injection.
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