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Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to CRLF Injection via unsanitized input in the formatEventStreamMessage and formatEventStreamComment functions. An attacker can inject arbitrary Server-Sent Events (SSE) fields or events to connected clients by supplying newline characters in the id, event, data, or comment fields, which can lead to cross-user content injection, phishing, event spoofing, forced client reconnections, or manipulation of event replay behavior.