scriban — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 18

This page aggregates known security weaknesses and associated advisories for the Scriban template engine, specifically focusing on injection flaws and improper input validation issues. The collection encompasses vulnerability reports published between the project's initial public release in 2015 and the most recent security updates available as of late 2024. Visitors can utilize this resource to track the vendor's official security advisories over time, analyze the prevalence and characteristics of template injection vulnerabilities within the Scriban ecosystem, or review the complete historical record of security incidents affecting the product. The data presented here is curated from public databases and official release notes to provide a comprehensive overview of the product's security posture without relying on unverified third-party claims. By examining the chronological distribution of these issues, security researchers and developers can identify patterns in how specific weakness classes have been addressed or persist across different versions of the software. This aggregation serves as a centralized reference point for understanding the evolution of security risks in Scriban, enabling more informed decisions regarding dependency management and patching strategies for applications utilizing this templating library. All entries are categorized by their respective weakness types to facilitate efficient filtering and analysis for users with specific security concerns.