fix: add URL validation in summarize_site_validation.py#2934
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Summary
Fix high severity security issue in
devel/summarize_site_validation.py.Vulnerability
V-002devel/summarize_site_validation.py:62Description: The script devel/summarize_site_validation.py reads an XML file from a user-supplied path (sys.argv[1]) and parses it using Python's standard xml library. The standard xml library does not protect against XML entity expansion attacks (Billion Laughs / XML Bomb) or XXE (XML External Entity) attacks. An attacker can supply a crafted XML file with deeply nested entity references that expand exponentially, consuming all available CPU and memory and causing a denial of service. Additionally, XXE attacks can be used to read local files (e.g., /etc/passwd, private SSH keys) or make SSRF requests via external entity references.
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devel/summarize_site_validation.pyVerification
Automated security fix by OrbisAI Security