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[GitHub] [commons-jxpath] oliverchang commented on pull request #26: Add an allow list for classes that can be loaded by JXPath

oliverchang commented on PR #26:
URL: https://github.com/apache/commons-jxpath/pull/26#issuecomment-1321443964

   @markt-asf I understand if this is not in the threat model for JXPath. However, I can't seem to find any documentation explicitly stating JXPath should only be used to process trusted input, which could lead to user confusion and incorrect usages (which includes our fuzzing efforts). Would it make sense to update the documentation to make this fact very clear to users? 
   
   I still think this PR as is provides a lot of values for users. Perhaps once this gets merged, we could also update documentation on how this can be used to provide users with a safe way of using JXPath on potentially untrusted inputs? 
   
   


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