Hardening path validation and security maintenance#110
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- Improved validatePath logic using path.normalize() to better prevent path traversal attacks. - Updated axios and other dependencies to their latest secure versions. - Ensured consistent path validation across all tool handlers.
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I've strengthened the path validation across all tool handlers by utilizing
path.normalize()to resolve relative segments before checking for traversal attempts. This ensures that any input potentially escaping the intended scope is caught early.Additionally, updated the project dependencies to their latest secure versions, clearing out several security audit warnings related to Axios and its sub-dependencies.