Lichess: Path Traversal Vulnerability in Lila Project

A path traversal vulnerability was discovered in the Lila project that allowed an attacker to access arbitrary files on the server by manipulating user-supplied input to traverse outside the intended ...

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Mozilla: Bypass “No Links” Restriction in Biography via Protocol-Relative URL (//)

The report identifies a bypass vulnerability in the biography field on addons.allizom.org. Despite the application's policy against allowing links, it was possible to embed functional hyperlinks ...

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Mozilla: IDOR: Account Deletion via Session Misbinding – Attacker Can Delete Victim Account

A critical vulnerability was identified in the Firefox Accounts API that allowed an authenticated attacker to permanently delete any user's account by sending a POST /v1/account/destroy request u ...

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curl: on the implications of permitting procedural culling

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Hemi VDP: WordPress Version Exposure via ███████ on hemi.xyz

The WordPress CMS version was exposed in the XML file at https://hemi.xyz███. This disclosure allowed attackers to fingerprint the CMS...Read More ...

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MainWP: Reflected XSS in “Client Notes” Field

A reflected Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability was discovered in the "Notes" functionality under the Edit Client section. User input in the notes input field was not properly s ...

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Lichess: CSRF at Network feature

A CSRF vulnerability was found in the network feature, where an attacker could change the Network Routing settings by sending a CSRF script to the...Read More ...

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Lichess: ImageId Format Injection in Image Upload Endpoint

The image upload endpoint in the Lichess application did not properly validate the 'rel' parameter, allowing an attacker to inject special characters that broke the expected format of the ge ...

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