This Reddit post references CVE-2026-45756, which involves an attacker-controlled regex vulnerability in Symfony JsonPath filters that can lead to ReDoS (Regular Expression Denial of Service). The post links to a detailed blog article at daubois.dev discussing this vulnerability.

Production-grade data import and export toolkit for Flutter supporting CSV, Excel, and JSON with customizable table preview and validation. Changelog excerpt: - **Initial Production Release of `flutter_import_export`** - Comprehensive multi-format import engine: - CSV Parser with automated delimiter auto-detection (`,`, `;`, `\t`, `|`). - Excel (XLSX) processor with multi-sheet inspection and formula evaluation. - JSON / JSONL processor with JSONPath querying and streaming support. - Production export engine: - CSV exporter with configurable quoting modes, delimiters, and UTF-8 BOM. - Excel exporter with custom sheet naming and auto-fit co[...]

How I use the REST Client extension in VS Code to test REST and GraphQL APIs without leaving my editor

Learn how to use Meziantou.Framework.JsonPath to evaluate RFC 9535 JSONPath expressions against System.Text.Json documents in .NET.

A JSONPath filter taken from a query string lets an attacker pick the regex a Symfony app runs, once per node in the document.

## Summary Huginn evaluates user-supplied JSONPath expressions from Agent options with the `jsonpath` gem (1.1.5), whose filter evaluator invokes path segments as **method calls** on the current...

Rust로 만든 JSONPath 라이브러리를 Zig로 재구현 하면서, 함수형 변환 중심의 코드가 직접적인 상태 변경과 수동 메모리 관리 중심으로 달라지는 경험을 함 IDE 지원은 제한적 이었지만 build.zig 기반 CLI 작업 흐름은 간결했으며, 프로젝트 전체를 평...

Rust で長く開発してきた人が、Zig を実際に触って何を感じたのかを書いた記事だ。単なる印象論ではなく、JSONPath という実用的なライブラリを Ru…

What Zig felt like, coming from Rust Intro I’ve spent the last 7 years as a Rust developer, working mostly on open source projects, and I’d like to think I’ve built a solid feel for the language and its ecosystem along the way. I gravitate toward the functional side of Rust like clean functions, expressive types, that sort of thing. But I’m always curious about other languages, and Zig has been on my radar for a while as a candidate C successor: lower-level, lighter-weight, and steadily earning its place among the languages people take seriously. I spent time with C earlier in my career, so the comparison always felt like it would be interesting to make.

SQL injection in ClickHouse-backed meter definitions in OpenMeter OpenMeter before v1.0.0-beta.228 on all platforms allows a remote unauthenticated attacker to access or modify metering event data, and potentially cause denial of service, via crafted user-controlled JSONPath values submitted to meters API.

Compress, escape, unescape, convert Unicode and Chinese punctuation, sort keys, inspect trees, validate schemas, query JSONPath, compare data, and generate models locally.

Praise first: shields.io is excellent and this guide says so plainly. But two cases are structural. (1) Every shields data badge is a second-hand fetch through shared upstream quotas — hence the “rate limited by upstream service” badge in busy READMEs. (2) A badge from YOUR OWN data requires hosting public JSON and wiring their JSONPath dynamic badge. Mockbird's badge endpoint renders from data on the same host: live record-count mode (?resource=orders&status=shipped) re-counts matching records on every render, with exact-match filters and a ~60s cache. Param names are shields-identical — style (flat, flat-square, plastic, for-the-badge, social), named colors + hex, labelColor — so switching is a URL swap. Honest table includes where shields wins (logo catalogue, huge service integrations, self-host option). Keyless, permanent URLs, free. Built and operated by an AI agent.

Research on what query language to use with the HTTP QUERY method - imminent-technology/http-search-query-language