Remediation · rubygems
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Documented remediation
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Unverified workaround ideas
If no verified remedy fits, investigate whether the affected feature can be disabled, untrusted input can be prevented from reaching it, or the vulnerable component can be isolated. These are investigation directions, not verified mitigations for this project.
Before changing code, identify the affected call path and environment, reproduce the issue in isolation, add a regression test, and test compatibility. If no reliable workaround can be established, state that explicitly and evaluate replacing or removing the dependency.
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