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All these two (CVE-2026-14266 and CVE-2026-58052) have been fixed in 7-Zip version 26.02 (current latest) according to, for example, these sites: https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2026/07/17/12 https://www.vulncheck.com/advisories/7-zip-mark-of-the-web-bypass-via-rar5-alternate-data-stream-name-collision I don't know why qualsys has flagged this (current?) version. Any details on that software (web or local soft), process (how procedure was done)?

How did you measure that extracted 80 MB file has 680 fragments?

As a workaround now you may use in console -scc switch like these: 7z.exe a -mx9 -sccutf-8 -mhe+ -psome_chinese_pass 1.7z dir/ And in GUI in parameters field apply: sccutf-8 Currently 7-Zip does not seem to recognize CP936 character encoding/codepage. And I don't know if it should as thee is UTF-8 to support all languages and even more signs, like emojis. There is another issue: people who don't know Asian languages don't even know how to input signs nor they know which sign. You would have to send...

As a workaround now you may use in console -scc switch like these: 7z.exe a -mx9 -sccutf-8 -mhe+ -psome_chinese_pass 1.7z dir/ And in GUI in parameters field apply: sccutf-8 Currently 7-Zip does not seem to recognize CP936 character encoding/codepage. And I don't know if it should as thee is UTF-8 to support all languages and even more signs, like emojis.

OK, no need for xargs, some examples: find . -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type f -exec 7zz a -mx0 a.zip {} + 7zz x -so 7z2501-linux-x64.tar.xz | 7zz x -si -ttar | 7zz a -mx9 a.7z

OK, no need for xargs, just use: find . -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type f -exec 7zz a -mx0 a.zip {} +

Have you tried with xargs?

You can use && operator, so command after it will start only if previous command ended with success: command1 && command2