gomarkdown CVE-2026-102941 and the Four Advisories Your Scanner Can't See
CVE-2026-102941 crashes gomarkdown when Safelink is on. Four more advisories, incl. default-config XSS, have no CVE or scanner coverage. Repro + checker.
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CVE-2026-102941 crashes gomarkdown when Safelink is on. Four more advisories, incl. default-config XSS, have no CVE or scanner coverage. Repro + checker.
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