CVE-2026-72718

goose is general-purpose AI agent that runs on your machine. Prior to 1.44.0, the goose review command runs the system git executable to gather the diff for review without stripping attacker-controlled Git configuration. A malicious repository whose .git/config sets [core] fsmonitor = <command> causes Git to execute that command on the host during the index refresh performed by git diff HEAD. The command runs before goose contacts a model and without a submitted prompt, model call, tool approval, or trust prompt. The context-gathering Git process is not sandboxed and is outside goose's tool-permission model. Arbitrary commands run with the privileges and environment of the user running goose, allowing file access or modification and exfiltration of environment secrets and provider API keys. The vulnerable Git invocations are built by git_command() in crates/goose-cli/src/commands/review/handler.rs and are used by touched_files() and collect_diff() for git diff --name-only HEAD and git diff HEAD. This issue is fixed in version 1.44.0.

goose is general-purpose AI agent that runs on your machine. Prior to 1.44.0, the goose review command runs the system git executable to gather the diff for review without stripping attacker-controlled Git configuration. A malicious repository whose .git/config sets [core] fsmonitor = <command> causes Git to execute that command on the host during the index refresh performed by git diff HEAD. The command runs before goose contacts a model and without a submitted prompt, model call, tool approval, or trust prompt. The context-gathering Git process is not sandboxed and is outside goose's tool-permission model. Arbitrary commands run with the privileges and environment of the user running goose, allowing file access or modification and exfiltration of environment secrets and provider API keys. The vulnerable Git invocations are built by git_command() in crates/goose-cli/src/commands/review/handler.rs and are used by touched_files() and collect_diff() for git diff --name-only HEAD and git diff HEAD. This issue is fixed in version 1.44.0.

goose is general-purpose AI agent that runs on your machine. Prior to 1.44.0, the goose review command runs the system git executable to gather the diff for review without stripping attacker-controlled Git configuration. A malicious repository whose .git/config sets [core] fsmonitor = <command> causes Git to execute that command on the host during the index refresh performed by git diff HEAD. The command runs before goose contacts a model and without a submitted prompt, model call, tool approval, or trust prompt. The context-gathering Git process is not sandboxed and is outside goose's tool-permission model. Arbitrary commands run with the privileges and environment of the user running goose, allowing file access or modification and exfiltration of environment secrets and provider API keys. The vulnerable Git invocations are built by git_command() in crates/goose-cli/src/commands/review/handler.rs and are used by touched_files() and collect_diff() for git diff --name-only HEAD and git diff HEAD. This issue is fixed in version 1.44.0.

goose is general-purpose AI agent that runs on your machine. Prior to 1.44.0, the goose review command runs the system git executable to gather the diff for review without stripping attacker-controlled Git configuration. A malicious repository whose .git/config sets [core] fsmonitor = <command> causes Git to execute that command on the host during the index refresh performed by git diff HEAD. The command runs before goose contacts a model and without a submitted prompt, model call, tool approval, or trust prompt. The context-gathering Git process is not sandboxed and is outside goose's tool-permission model. Arbitrary commands run with the privileges and environment of the user running goose, allowing file access or modification and exfiltration of environment secrets and provider API keys. The vulnerable Git invocations are built by git_command() in crates/goose-cli/src/commands/review/handler.rs and are used by touched_files() and collect_diff() for git diff --name-only HEAD and git diff HEAD. This issue is fixed in version 1.44.0.