CVE-2020-7050

Codoforum (Codologic) up to version 4.8.4 is affected by a DOM-based XSS vulnerability. The issue arises when a normal user creates a new topic and adds a poll, which is then automatically loaded in the DOM when the thread is opened. The description notes that session cookies lack the HttpOnly fl...

CVE-2020-5842

CVE-2020-5842 affects Codoforum up to version 4.8.4 (reported for 4.8.3) with cross-site scripting in the user registration page (username field) and observed payloads executed on admin pages. The issue is a stored XSS vulnerability in Codoforum’s login/registration flow. Connected documents also...

CVE-2020-9007

CVE-2020-9007 affects Codoforum 4.8.8. The issue is a self-XSS vulnerability in the title of a new topic, stemming from insufficient validation of client-side data by the web application (CNVD/CVEs describe it as a cross-site scripting flaw). Practical impact is client-side code execution within ...

CVE-2020-5305

CVE-2020-5305 affects Codoforum 4.8.3, exposing a cross‑site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in the admin dashboard via the name field when creating a new user on the Manage Users screen. Public sources consistently describe the issue as a lack of proper validation of client‑side data, enabling inj...

CVE-2020-5306

CVE-2020-5306 affects Codoforum 4.8.3, with a cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability that can be triggered by a post using parameters such as display name , title name , or content . The connected documents confirm the vulnerable component (Codoforum 4.8.3) and the XSS class, but do not provide...

CVE-2020-5843

Summary: CVE-2020-5843 affects Codoforum 4.8.3 and is a cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability. Multiple sources (NVD entry) describe that an XSS can be triggered in the admin dashboard via the Categories on the Manage Users screen. The vulnerability is characterized as an injection/reflective ...

CVE-2020-7051

Codologic Codoforum is affected up to version 4.8.4 by a stored XSS in the login area. The root cause cited across sources is input handling that allows script execution, with an additional note that session cookies lack the HttpOnly flag, contributing to potential account takeover when an attack...