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The regex used to evaluate URLs is vulnerable to catastrophic backtracking to the '\w+:?\w*@' construction. Replace the URL regex with a slightly more complex test: 1. First apply a length limit 2. Then apply the vulnerable regex
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Suggest we update Travis to use node v6 or v8, but I can replace 'let/const' with 'var'. Let me know. |
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Done. If you merge this, seems like a good time to cut a new major version. |
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Fix the REDOS security vulnerability I disclosed by email.