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GHSA-r3hx-x5rh-p9vv: django-haystack: Remote Code Execution via `eval()` in Elasticsearch Result Deserialization
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A remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability exists in django-haystack's Elasticsearch backend due to unsafe use of eval() on attacker-controlled data during result deserialization. When a SearchField uses an index_fieldname alias different from the logical field name, the backend fails to remap the alias, causing it to call eval() on raw Elasticsearch field values. An attacker able to control indexed content and trigger a search returning that content can execute arbitrary code in the Django application process. This affects django-haystack versions prior to 3.4.0.

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