fix: sanitize shell/subprocess call in run.py#7
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Summary
Fix high severity security issue in
selftest/run.py.Vulnerability
V-008selftest/run.py:30Description: In selftest/run.py:30, subprocess.run(cmd, **kwargs) is called where cmd is passed from callers that may construct it from CLI arguments, environment variables, or configuration files. If cmd is constructed as a shell string with shell=True and includes user-controlled data, command injection is possible via shell metacharacters. The actual exploitability depends on whether shell=True is used and whether cmd incorporates unsanitized external input from callers at lines 674 and 811.
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selftest/run.pyVerification
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