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Django's Security Team is seeing a shift in vulnerability reports: almost all are now variations of previously disclosed issues rather than new vulnerability classes. Recent security releases patched six vulnerabilities including user enumeration, denial-of-service via inefficient string concatenation and nested entities, and SQL injection through user-controlled column aliases. Many reports appear LLM-generated, duplicating pending or already-fixed issues. The team is weighing whether their commitment to consistency and patching marginal variations is worth the disruption to development workflows, considering alternatives like re-architecting vulnerable areas or placing higher expectations on input validation.

Recent trends in the work of the Django Security Team