I find it very unlikely that anyone using nginx does NOT use `set` at least.
Most nginx use cases are to end tls and then pass the request to node/php/go/etc. So, I bet you have at least one set with attacker controller data on a line like 'proxy_set_header X-Host $host;'
edit: nvm. aparently named captures are not affect. Unless you have a $1 somewhere, it should be fine.
I find it very unlikely that anyone using nginx does NOT use `set` at least.
Most nginx use cases are to end tls and then pass the request to node/php/go/etc. So, I bet you have at least one set with attacker controller data on a line like 'proxy_set_header X-Host $host;'
edit: nvm. aparently named captures are not affect. Unless you have a $1 somewhere, it should be fine.