[anupamme]

Both image processing tools construct fetch() calls with user-controlled base64 data without validation. The code concatenates 'data:image/png;base64,' with an unvalidated b64 variable. If the input contains malicious data (e.g., data:text/html with JavaScript, or oversized payloads), the fetch() will process it, potentially causing XSS execution or memory exhaustion. The affected code is e2e/helpers/sonance.js:342. This change is the fix I would apply.

Reference: CWE-20

What changed

• e2e/helpers/sonance.js

Verification

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[MrSimmo]

Thanks! Apologies for the delay, github for some reason didnt notify me of any PR requests!

I've added a lot of breaking changes since this PR, so am looking to see how I can merge in. Thanks for the PR and I'll get it merged.

[anupamme]

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I've automatically addressed 1 review comment(s):

Looking at the conversation history, the user (MrSimmo) has only provided a thank you message saying "Thanks for the PR and I'll get it merged." This is not an actionable suggestion - it's an acknowledgment that they'll merge the PR themselves.

The code fix (adding base64 validation to prevent CWE-20) is already present in the PR as shown in the diff. The validation checks:

1. That b64 is a string
2. That it matches the base64 pattern ^[A-Za-z0-9+/]+=*$

Since there's no actionable feedback to address (the user is just acknowledging and will merge the PR), and the fix is already implemented, no additional changes are needed.

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