[GHSA-gmg5-r3c4-3fm9] Fat Free CRM Cross-site Scripting vulnerability #3599
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The irony here being that GitHub markup is rendering the < h1 > tag in my comment above which is exactly what the vulnerability report claims is a problem in FFCRM! |
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Hi @dotboris, MITRE assigned the CVE ID. To get MITRE to reject the ID, you need to contact them using the "Request an update to an existing CVE Entry" form at https://cveform.mitre.org/. |
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Will do. thank you |
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I would like to dispute this vulnerability. The original author claimed to have discovered a HTML injection vulnerability. The CRM comment feature allows certain HTML markup, but santizes the output when rendered to page. This allows safe tags (such as '
' which the author tested and reported as a vulnerability) but correctly disallows <script> tags and other dangerous entities. This code is functioning correctly and there is no 'fixed' version. Thanks!