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A cross-site scripting vulnerability in the Drupal UI Icons module allows attackers with permission to edit content using an authorized text format to execute arbitrary scripts via the CKEditor widget under uncommon situations.
A vulnerability in the FFmpeg Image Toolkit module allows unsanitized file names to be passed to the ffmpeg command-line tool. An attacker must have permission to upload images to exploit this flaw.
A vulnerability in the Drupal Frontend Editing module fails to properly enforce field access permissions when modifying paragraph items, requiring specific editing roles to exploit.
The ABC theme for Drupal does not sufficiently sanitize menu link titles before inserting them into HTML class attributes. An attacker with permissions to create or modify menu link titles could exploit this issue.
A vulnerability in the Dopup module allows unauthorized users to view the titles of private Webforms due to insufficient entity access checks.
A Cross-Site Request Forgery vulnerability in the Drupal frontend_editing module allows attackers to trick an authenticated editor into deleting or reordering paragraphs on a node.
A cross-site scripting vulnerability in the Drupal Block Attributes module allows attackers with specific permissions to inject malicious attributes into blocks due to insufficient sanitization.
The Drupal Media Bulk Upload module does not sufficiently verify permissions to create specific media types when using the bulk upload form. An attacker must have the bulk upload form permission to exploit this vulnerability.
A vulnerability in the Drupal ui_icons module allows insufficiently validated user-provided icon settings to be rendered.
A module in the Sector distribution for Drupal does not sufficiently sanitize media names, potentially allowing users with media creation or editing permissions to conduct cross-site scripting attacks.
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