fix: remove unsafe exec() in dom.mdx#658
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Summary
Fix high severity security issue in
docs/concepts/dom.mdx.Vulnerability
V-001docs/concepts/dom.mdx:1350Description: The DOM manipulation documentation at docs/concepts/dom.mdx:1350 explicitly demonstrates unsanitized user input being inserted into the DOM, using the example payload '
'. The example shows the dangerous pattern of direct DOM insertion without sanitization and without adequate in-context guidance on the safe alternative. If the documentation site renders interactive or executable code examples (e.g., via a live code playground or embedded REPL), an attacker could supply malicious HTML/JavaScript through the getUserInput() function. Even without a live playground, the example as written teaches developers an insecure pattern that may be replicated in production applications.
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docs/concepts/dom.mdxVerification
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