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        "detail": "Vulnerability CVE-2026-54265 does not affect version 15.2.9 of @angular/common. not_affected \u2014 Angular 15.2.9-tuxcare.1 is not affected by CVE-2026-54265. The vulnerability requires the new Ivy compiler 'pipeline' architecture with the TwoWayProperty IR operation, which was introduced in Angular 16+. Angular 15.2.9 uses the older compiler architecture where two-way bindings are desugared into separate property and event bindings, causing them to automatically receive the same sanitizatio..."
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