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Vulnerability archive 71,609
JSPUI's controlled vocabulary feature vulnerable to Open Redirect before v6.4 and v5.11
JSPUI Possible Cross Site Scripting in "Request a Copy" Feature
JSPUI spellcheck and autocomplete tools vulnerable to Cross Site Scripting
XMLUI's metadata of withdrawn Items is exposed to anonymous users
JSPUI's "Internal System Error" page prints exceptions and stack traces without sanitization
Solana Pay Vulnerable to Weakness in Transfer Validation Logic
next-auth before v4.10.2 and v3.29.9 leaks excessive information into log
Byobu user preference to prevent private discussions being started are not respected
@acrontum/filesystem-template vulnerable to Command Injection due to fetchRepo API missing sanitization
Moodle XSS Vulnerability
Undertow vulnerable to Dos via Large AJP request
WPCafe – Food Menu, WooCommerce Food Ordering, Food Delivery, Pickup and Restaurant Reservation <= 2.1.4 - Cross-Site Scripting
Frontend File Manager & Sharing – User Private Files <= 1.1.0 - Sensitive Information Disclosure
Frontend File Manager & Sharing – User Private Files <= 1.1.1 - Missing Authorization
WordPress HTTPS (SSL) <= 3.4.0 - Missing Authorization to Settings Change
Apache JSPWiki CSRF due to crafted invocation on the Image plugin
Apache JSPWiki XSS due to crafted request on XHRHtml2Markup.jsp
Apache JSPWiki XSS due to crafted request in WeblogPlugin
Apache JSPWiki CSRF due to crafted request on UserPreferences.jsp
Apache JSPWiki XSS due to incomplete patch for CVE-2021-40369
Apache Hadoop argument injection vulnerability
Raneto vulnerable to Cross-site Scripting
Raneto v0.17.0 employs weak password complexity requirements
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