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MD5 is used to generate the suffix for truncated filenames. MD5 is collision-prone, but the validated attack scenario requires an attacker to influence scene metadata and arrange a collision in the same directory. This makes practical exploitation less likely than the severity label alone suggests. The affected code is
plugins/RenameFile/renamefile.py:390. This change is the fix I would apply.Reference: CWE-328
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plugins/RenameFile/renamefile.pyVerification
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