[GHSA-87r5-mp6g-5w5j] jsonpath has Arbitrary Code Injection via Unsafe Evaluation of JSON Path Expressions#6933
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Reviewing the source code of the newly released version 1.2.1 shows no substantial changes to the vulnerable evaluation logic in lib/handlers.js. It continues to rely on static-eval to process user-supplied JSON Path expressions, which is the root cause of the RCE vulnerability. Version 1.2.1 should NOT be listed as a patched version. There is currently no secure version of this package, and the advisory must be updated to prevent users from falling into a false sense of security by upgrading to an equally vulnerable version.