CVE-2024-52005 is a high-severity vulnerability in Git where informational or error messages sent from a remote Git server during clone, fetch, or push operations are passed unfiltered to the terminal via the sideband channel. These messages, prefixed with "remote:", are printed directly to standard error without sanitization of ANSI escape sequences. Malicious actors can exploit this to manipulate terminal output, potentially misleading users or hiding information. The issue affects Git versions from 1.6.3.1 up to but not including 2.55.0. A fix is available in Git 2.55.0. Users are advised to update promptly or avoid recursive clones from untrusted sources if they cannot upgrade.