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CVE-2022-0686
CVE-2022-0686 affects the npm package url-parse (unshift.io) prior to 1.5.8. The root cause is an issue in hostname resolution when no port is provided, which can enable SSRF, open redirects, or other hostname-dependent attacks. Affected versions include unshift.io url-parse used in various npm d...
CVE-2022-0512
CVE-2022-0512 targets the unshift.io url-parse (NPM) package; authorization bypass is due to improper handling of username/password in the URL, affecting various Node.js/UNSHIFTED URL-parse deployments prior to version 1.5.6. Public advisories (Debian/Ubuntu IBM Spectrum Discover and other feeds)...
CVE-2022-0639
CVE-2022-0639 affects the Node.js URL parser library used in npm installs, specifically the node-url-parse package. Debian and Debian LTS advisories (DLA-4413-1) describe an authorization bypass where an incorrect conversion of special characters in the protocol (notably the @ character in href) ...
CVE-2022-0691
CVE-2022-0691 – In the npm package url-parse, versions prior to 1.5.9 are vulnerable to an authorization bypass via a user-controlled key in the URL parser. This stems from improper handling of the key, enabling bypass of authorization checks. Remediation: upgrade to url-parse 1.5.9 or later (pat...
CVE-2021-27515
CVE-2021-27515 affects the url-parse library (before 1.5.0), where backslash sequences in the protocol (e.g., http:/ or http:) can cause the parser to treat the URI as a relative path. Public advisories (Debian/Ubuntu) list this alongside other url-parse issues and indicate fixes via package upgr...
CVE-2020-8124
CVE-2020-8124 refers to a vulnerability in the url-parse npm package (versions
CVE-2021-3664
CVE-2021-3664 affects the url-parse library and enables a URL Redirection to Untrusted Site (Open Redirect) via its URL parsing logic. According to the connected document, the vulnerability is rooted in the url-parse component and has a CVSS v3.1 base score of 5.3 with vector (AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N...
CVE-2018-3774
CVE-2018-3774 affects the url-parse library prior to 1.4.3 and stems from incorrect hostname parsing. This can enable SSRF, open redirect, and potential bypass of authentication in affected workflows that rely on url-parse for URL handling. Exploitation scenarios include misparsing hosts in URLs ...