from the table below; For example, a fully untrusted user can also be a contributor to a 3rd-party library used by VTAdmin. Actor Description Have already escalated privileges Fully untrusted users Users com/gorilla/mux library for routing incoming requests to VTAdmin-api. As of 9th December 2022, the gorilla/mux library has been archived and is now unmaintained. This does not mean that the library is insecure been merged. As such, gorilla/mux has a low security posture that can affect VTAdmin. Since the library is designed to be exposed to untrusted input, security vulnerabilities could have a critical impact

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