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pyLoad-ng versions up to 0.5.0b3.dev101 contain a vulnerability in the UnTar extractor where tar archive member types are not properly validated during extraction. This allows crafted tar archives containing device nodes or FIFOs to be created on disk. When pyLoad runs as root, such as in the official Docker deployment, this can lead to raw disk access and full host compromise. The vulnerability arises because the extraction function calls tarfile.extractall without a filter, and only validates member names and link targets, not member types. This issue affects Python versions prior to 3.14, which default to a fully trusted extraction filter.

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