Surely the "structual fix" for a use-after-free is a pile of unreviewed C code! I don't see any problem here.
It's free, MIT open source. It was the best I could do. Run it under a Linux user with no permissions to access anything. All it's supposed to do is proxy requests. Don't give it access to any files.
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It's free, MIT open source. It was the best I could do. Run it under a Linux user with no permissions to access anything. All it's supposed to do is proxy requests. Don't give it access to any files.