341 matches found
CVE-2020-5733
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the export functionality of the Data Exchange Module does not properly redirect to a login page when an unauthenticated user attempts to access it. This allows the export of potentially sensitive information...
CVE-2020-5729
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the UI Framework Error Page reflects arbitrary, user-supplied input back to the browser, which can result in XSS. Any page that is able to trigger a UI Framework Error is susceptible to this issue...
CVE-2020-5729
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the UI Framework Error Page reflects arbitrary, user-supplied input back to the browser, which can result in XSS. Any page that is able to trigger a UI Framework Error is susceptible to this issue...
CVE-2020-5730
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the sessionLocation parameter for the login page is vulnerable to cross-site scripting...
CVE-2020-5731
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the app parameter for the ActiveVisit's page is vulnerable to cross-site scripting...
CVE-2020-5728
OpenMRS 2.9 and prior copies "Referrer" header values into an html element named "redirectUrl" within many webpages such as login.htm. There is insufficient validation for this parameter, which allows for the possibility of cross-site scripting...
CVE-2020-5730
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the sessionLocation parameter for the login page is vulnerable to cross-site scripting...
CVE-2020-5728
OpenMRS 2.9 and prior copies "Referrer" header values into an html element named "redirectUrl" within many webpages such as login.htm. There is insufficient validation for this parameter, which allows for the possibility of cross-site scripting...
CVE-2020-5731
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the app parameter for the ActiveVisit's page is vulnerable to cross-site scripting...
CVE-2020-5728
OpenMRS 2.9 and prior copies "Referrer" header values into an html element named "redirectUrl" within many webpages such as login.htm. There is insufficient validation for this parameter, which allows for the possibility of cross-site scripting...
Cross site scripting
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the sessionLocation parameter for the login page is vulnerable to cross-site scripting...
Authentication flaw
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, he import functionality of the Data Exchange Module does not properly redirect to a login page when an unauthenticated user attempts to access it. This allows unauthenticated users to use a feature typically restricted to administrators...
CVE-2020-5733
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the export functionality of the Data Exchange Module does not properly redirect to a login page when an unauthenticated user attempts to access it. This allows the export of potentially sensitive information...
Input validation
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the UI Framework Error Page reflects arbitrary, user-supplied input back to the browser, which can result in XSS. Any page that is able to trigger a UI Framework Error is susceptible to this issue...
Cross site scripting
OpenMRS 2.9 and prior copies "Referrer" header values into an html element named "redirectUrl" within many webpages such as login.htm. There is insufficient validation for this parameter, which allows for the possibility of cross-site scripting...
Information disclosure
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the export functionality of the Data Exchange Module does not properly redirect to a login page when an unauthenticated user attempts to access it. This allows the export of potentially sensitive information...
Cross site scripting
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the app parameter for the ActiveVisit's page is vulnerable to cross-site scripting...
CVE-2020-5730
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the sessionLocation parameter for the login page is vulnerable to cross-site scripting...
CVE-2020-5732
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, he import functionality of the Data Exchange Module does not properly redirect to a login page when an unauthenticated user attempts to access it. This allows unauthenticated users to use a feature typically restricted to administrators...
CVE-2020-5729
In OpenMRS 2.9 and prior, the UI Framework Error Page reflects arbitrary, user-supplied input back to the browser, which can result in XSS. Any page that is able to trigger a UI Framework Error is susceptible to this issue...