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Title: 🛡️ Medium Severity – Upgrade node-fetch to Prevent Information Disclosure
#1850
📦 Affected Dependency Package: node-fetch Vulnerability: Information Exposure (leaking sensitive details via error messages or responses) CVE ID: CVE-2022-0235 Severity: Medium Affected Versions: <2.6.7, <3.1.1 Patched Versions: For v2.x: 2.6.7 For v3.x: 3.1.1 🧨 Description node-fetch had a flaw where certain internal response or redirect data (including URLs and headers) could be exposed in logs or responses unintentionally. This could lead to: Leaking authentication tokens, API keys, or user session data Revealing internal infrastructure URLs in error messages Assisting attackers in reconnaissance or chaining other exploits 📈 Potential Impact Internal server URLs, headers, or tokens could be exposed to logs or clients Risks increase in applications using custom fetch wrappers or verbose error logging
This issue has clearly already been fixed and is not affected by using the latest version. What are the devs supposed to do with this information? (not that any devs are even working on this project, since Node.js nowadays has native fetch support)
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SwhiteMHC commentedon Jul 7, 2025
This is also being flagged for me as a vulnerability in my code scanning.
nake89 commentedon Jul 18, 2025
This issue has clearly already been fixed and is not affected by using the latest version. What are the devs supposed to do with this information? (not that any devs are even working on this project, since Node.js nowadays has native fetch support)