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compile-sass Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
compile-sass is a module for compiling SASS and saving it to CSS files on-the-fly using node-sass. A security vulnerability exists in compile-sass versions prior to 1.0.5, which stems from the program failing to clean up the 'setupCleanupOnExit cssPath' function in the dist/index.js file before t...
Denial Of Service (DoS)
node-sass is vulnerable to denial of service DoS. The attack is possible because the renderSync function triggers C++ assertions in CustomImporterBridge::getimporterentry and CustomImporterBridge::postprocessreturnvalue, crashing the Node process...
Denial of Service
Overview Affected versions of node-sass are vulnerable to Denial of Service DoS. Crafted objects passed to the renderSync function may trigger C++ assertions in CustomImporterBridge::getimporterentry and CustomImporterBridge::postprocessreturnvalue that crash the Node process. This may allow...
fis-parser-sass-bin remote code execution vulnerability
fis-parser-sass-bin is a fis-based plugin for compiling sass using node-sass-binaries. A security vulnerability exists in fis-parser-sass-bin, which originates when a program downloads an executable file over an unencrypted HTTP connection. A remote attacker could exploit the vulnerability by...
CVE-2016-10660
CVE-2016-10660 affects the fis-parser-sass-bin plugin used to compile Sass via node-sass-binaries. The vulnerability arises because the plugin downloads binary resources over HTTP, allowing a network-positioned attacker to perform a MITM interception and replace the requested binary with a malici...
CVE-2016-10595
jdf-sass is a fork from node-sass, jdf use only. jdf-sass downloads executable resources over HTTP, which leaves it vulnerable to MITM attacks. It may be possible to cause remote code execution RCE by swapping out the requested file with an attacker controlled file if the attacker is on the netwo...
CVE-2016-10595
The CVE-2016-10595 issue affects the jdf-sass package, a fork of node-sass, which downloads resources over HTTP. The underlying root cause is unencrypted HTTP transfers allowing an attacker with a privileged network position to MITM the responses and swap in a malicious executable, potentially le...