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lib/sobelow/misc/bin_to_term.ex 

defmodule Sobelow.Misc.BinToTerm do
  @moduledoc """
  # Insecure use of `binary_to_term`
  If user input is passed to Erlang's `binary_to_term` function
  it may result in memory exhaustion or code execution. Even with
  the `:safe` option, `binary_to_term` will deserialize functions,
  and shouldn't be considered safe to use with untrusted input.
  `binary_to_term` checks can be ignored with the following command:
      $ mix sobelow -i Misc.BinToTerm
  """
  alias Sobelow.Utils
  use Sobelow.Finding
  def run(fun, filename) do
    {vars, _params, {fun_name, [{_, line_no}]}} = parse_def(fun)
    Enum.each vars, fn var ->
      print_finding(line_no, filename, fun_name, fun, var, :high)
    end
  end
  defp print_finding(line_no, filename, fun_name, fun, var, severity) do
    Utils.add_finding(line_no, filename, fun,
                      fun_name, var, severity,
                      "Unsafe `binary_to_term`", :binary_to_term, :erlang)
  end
  def parse_def(fun) do
    Utils.get_erlang_fun_vars_and_meta(fun, 0, :binary_to_term, :erlang)
  end
end