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Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) — outbound HTTP from user input
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## Code-quality scan: `graphql-python/graphql-core`
**Score: 93/100 (A-)** · 85 findings · scanned 2026-06-05 22:33 UTC · 86,237 LOC
| Severity | Count |
|---|---|
| CRITICAL | 3 |
| HIGH | 26 |
| MEDIUM | 15 |
| LOW | 6 |
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### Top findings
1. **CRITICAL** `MINED107` — Missing import: `string` used but not imported
`src/graphql/language/printer.py:447` · ✓ Repobility
2. **CRITICAL** `MINED107` — Missing import: `queue` used but not imported
`src/graphql/execution/incremental_graph.py:93` · ✓ Repobility
3. **CRITICAL** `MINED116` — Workflow uses `secrets.CODSPEED_TOKEN` on a `pull_request` trigger
`.github/workflows/benchmark.yml:41` · ✓ Repobility
4. **HIGH** `SEC029` — Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) — outbound HTTP from user input
`src/graphql/utilities/print_schema.py:152` · A10:2021 SSRF
5. **HIGH** `SEC029` — Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) — outbound HTTP from user input
`src/graphql/utilities/get_introspection_query.py:184` · A10:2021 SSRF
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This repo publishes a SECURITY.md policy and the scan contains 4 Critical/High security finding(s). Public issue filing would violate coordinated disclosure. Submit privately via the project's security reporting channel.
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