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@theia/plugin-ext-vscode@1.18.0-next.0f7dec1a

Theia - Plugin Extension for VsCode

  • latest version

    1.74.1

  • latest non vulnerable version

    1.75.0-next.21

  • first published

    8 years ago

  • latest version published

    12 days ago

  • licenses detected

    • (EPL-2.0 OR GPL-2.0 WITH Classpath-exception-2.0)
      >=0.3.12 <0.4.0-next.70567252; >=0.4.0-next.322e9307 <0.4.0-next.3241dd5f; >=0.4.0-next.3302096b <0.4.0-next.48a4697f; >=0.4.0-next.48aeff5a <0.4.0-next.4dfc3274; >=0.4.0-next.4e1bc9eb <0.4.0-next.5508eba5; >=0.4.0-next.558d4b53 <0.4.0-next.750ffc54; >=0.4.0-next.75422c87 <0.4.0-next.7da249dd; >=0.4.0-next.7df95eb5 <0.4.0-next.86654a02; >=0.4.0-next.80121840 <0.4.0-next.3216adc8; >=0.4.0-next.86a6c9ee <0.4.0-next.8a5132e5; >=0.4.0-next.8a8bf17e <0.4.0-next.aa7754c9; >=0.4.0-next.aa9a92d2 <0.4.0-next.de618c7d; >=0.4.0-next.ded32dc6 <0.4.0-next.ec5f7b16; >=0.4.0-next.ecd79892 <1.39.0-next.16
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    Inclusion of Functionality from Untrusted Control Sphere

    @theia/plugin-ext-vscode is a Theia - Plugin Extension for VsCode

    Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Inclusion of Functionality from Untrusted Control Sphere due to missing workspace-trust enforcement in the plugin and extension loading path. An attacker can execute commands with the user's privileges by supplying and opening an untrusted repository whose Git configuration triggers git commands such as git status before the folder is trusted. The vulnerable @theia/git and builtin VS Code Git integration run against newly opened folders as soon as a repository is detected, so repository-local settings like .git/config core.fsmonitor are honored during startup. Opening an attacker-controlled cloned repository is enough to trigger the hostile command without any trust prompt or user confirmation.

    How to fix Inclusion of Functionality from Untrusted Control Sphere?

    Upgrade @theia/plugin-ext-vscode to version 1.70.0 or higher.

    <1.70.0
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