Remote Code Execution via eval() on user input - Critical

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Summary

This PR addresses a critical security vulnerability where the eval() function was used on user-controlled input (note_name) in main.py. This flaw allowed attackers to execute arbitrary Python code on the server via crafted requests, resulting in a Remote Code Execution (RCE) risk.

fix

• The invocation of eval(note_name) has been removed from the get_notes() function.
• This closes the code execution vector and ensures that arbitrary, potentially malicious user input cannot be executed by the application.
• The remainder of the note retrieval logic remains unchanged—user notes are safely fetched and formatted for the response.

author info

• Security fix implemented by [Your Name or Team Name].
• If you have any questions regarding this patch or potential related issues, please contact [your contact information or security alias].