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Vulnerability archive 71,609
TYPO3 CMS vulnerable to Cross-Site Scripting in <f:asset.css> view helper
XWiki Platform Old Core vulnerable to Authentication Bypass Using the Login Action
XWiki Platform Web Templates vulnerable to Unauthorized User Registration Through the Distribution Wizard
XWiki Platform Web Parent POM vulnerable to XSS in the attachment history
Smarty Cross-site Scripting vulnerability in pages that use smarty_function_mailto
steal vulnerable to Prototype Pollution via key variable in babel.js
steal vulnerable to Prototype Pollution via requestedVersion variable
parse-url parses http URLs incorrectly, making it vulnerable to host name spoofing
ThinkPHP deserialization vulnerability
Pimcore vulnerable to stored stored Cross-site Scripting via`properties` when creating new users
steal vulnerable to Prototype Pollution via optionName variable
steal vulnerable to Regular Expression Denial of Service via source and sourceWithComments
steal vulnerable to Regular Expression Denial of Service via input variable
Database Browser <= 1.4.4 - Authenticated (Administrator+) Cross-Site Scripting
miniOrange's Google Authenticator <= 5.5.82 - Missing Authorization
rdiffweb CSRF vulnerability in profile's SSH keys can lead to unauthorized access
Eclipse Milo vulnerable to Resource Exhaustion (Denial of Service)
Python-TUF vulnerable to incorrect threshold signature computation for new root metadata
TYPO3 HTML Sanitizer Bypasses Cross-Site Scripting Protection
matrix-appservice-irc vulnerable to IRC mode parameter confusion
Parsing issue in matrix-org/node-irc leading to room takeovers
.NET Denial of Service Vulnerability
Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) in GitHub repository ionicabizau/parse-url
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