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-`Bash``find` read-only classification now rejects deleting or file-writing actions such as `-delete`, `-fprint`, `-fprint0`, `-fprintf`, and `-fls`, avoiding commands that mutate files being auto-allowed as read-only.
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-`Bash` safety classification now excludes `find -exec*` forms from read-only auto-allow and detects destructive commands passed through `find -exec*`/`xargs`, including shell `-c` scripts and safe-wrapper/env/assignment forms such as `env rm`, `timeout rm`, and `xargs -I{} env sh -c ...`.
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-`Bash``file` read-only classification now rejects indirect `-f`/`--files-from` path-list reads and `-C`/`--compile` magic compilation forms while preserving ordinary relative-path file inspection.
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-`Bash``date` read-only classification now allows only display, date-string parsing, and safe relative `--reference`/`--file` reads while rejecting `-s`/`--set`, legacy positional system-time setting, and absolute/parent date-file references.
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-`PowerShell` native/external file-reading/search read-only classification now applies relative-path guards to `where.exe /R`, `file`, `tree`, and `findstr` path positionals and path-valued flags, rejecting Windows-drive, UNC, URI/provider-like, parent-directory, and missing path-flag values before read-only auto-allow; `where.exe` no longer uses allow-all flag acceptance.
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-`PowerShell` native path guards now validate `findstr /D:` semicolon-separated directory lists item by item and treat `file -p` as a switch instead of a value-taking flag, closing path-guard bypasses through quoted directory lists or short-flag value misclassification.
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-`PowerShell` native `file` classification now rejects `-f`, attached `-ffile`, and `--files-from` indirect path-list reads, avoiding auto-allow for list-file contents that the classifier cannot inspect.
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