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pfSense: pfSense-SA-24_04.webgui: XSS vulnerability in vendor files used by the WebGUI

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pfSense: pfSense-SA-24_04.webgui: XSS vulnerability in vendor files used by the WebGUI

Severity
4
CVSS
(AV:L/AC:M/Au:N/C:P/I:P/A:P)
Published
04/22/2024
Created
04/24/2024
Added
04/24/2024
Modified
04/25/2024

Description

A potential Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability was identified in jquery-treegrid unit testing files. The pfSense Plus and pfSense CE software GUI includes the jquery-treegrid library for use in the disks widget on the Dashboard. The jquery-treegrid library includes unit testing files for a bundled unit testing library (QUnit). That unit testing library has multiple issues, including a known XSS vulnerability. This problem is present on pfSense Plus version 23.09.1, pfSense CE version 2.7.2, and earlier versions of both. Due to the lack of proper encoding on the affected parameters susceptible to XSS, arbitrary JavaScript could be executed in the user's browser. The user's session cookie or other information from the session may be compromised. These static vendor library files are accessible to users who are not logged into the GUI. Only access to the web server at a network level is required.

Solution(s)

  • pfsense-upgrade-latest

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