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Security fix: XML External Entity (XXE) injection vulnerability

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This patch mitigates XML External Entity (XXE) injection vulnerabilities

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This patch mitigates XML External Entity (XXE) injection vulnerabilities by configuring XmlReaderSettings with DtdProcessing.Ignore and wrapping the XML reader in a secure reader before loading the XmlDocument.

AI Confidence Level (confidence in the quality of this automated fix): High confidence: Aikido has a robust set of benchmarks for similar fixes, and they are proven to be effective.

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