security: verify brace-expansion is updated to >=1.1.13 (CVE-2026-33750)#29
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Verification: brace-expansion is currently at version 1.1.14, which resolves the Denial of Service vulnerability in zero-step brace patterns (CVE-2026-33750). The fix version required was 1.1.13 or higher, and the current version exceeds this requirement.
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Summary
Automated security remediation for CVE-2026-33750 (brace-expansion Denial of Service via zero-step value in brace pattern).
Changes
Verification that brace-expansion is at version 1.1.14, which is >= 1.1.13 (the patched version for CVE-2026-33750).
The vulnerability in brace-expansion prior to version 1.1.13 allowed arbitrary regex patterns like
{1..2..0}to cause infinite loops and memory exhaustion. The current dependency at 1.1.14 includes this security fix.Details
Verification
Generated by OpenSec remediation agent