The Opigno Learning Path module enables you to manage group content.
Administrative forms allow uploading malicious files which may contain arbitrary code (RCE) or cross site scriptiong (XSS). These forms were not adequately controlled with permissions that communicate the severity of the permission.
This vulnerability is mitigated by the fact that an attacker must have a role with the permission "Manage group content in any group".
The Opigno module is related to Opigno LMS distribution. It implements the module entity, that is a sub-part of a training.
In the opigno_module module, uploaded files were not sufficiently validated to prevent arbitrary file uploads, which could lead to Remote Code Execution (RCE) and/or Cross Site Scripting (XSS).
This vulnerability is mitigated by the fact that it requires the attacker have a role with the permission "create opigno tincan activities".
The Opigno group manager project is related to Opigno LMS distribution. It allows to build the contents of learning paths, by combining together modules, courses, and other activities, ordering them, and defining conditional rules for the transitions from one step to the next one.
An administration form allows execution of arbitrary code.
This issue is mitigated by several factors. First, it requires the attacker have the permission "update group learning_path". Additionally, it requires several steps and depends on other data in the system to be in place.
The View Password module enables you to add a help icon button next to the password input field to toggle the password visibility. The administrative user is allowed to add classes to this icon for styling purposes.
The module doesn't validate the content of classes. A malicious user with access to the View Password Settings Form could add malicious code in the classes field.
This vulnerability is mitigated by the fact that an attacker must have a role with the permission "administer view password".
Acquia DAM provides a connection to a third-party asset management system, allowing for images to be managed, linked to, and viewed from Drupal. In order for assets to be managed in Drupal, a site administrator must first authenticate the site to their DAM instance.
The Migrate queue importer module enables you to create cron migrations(configuration entities) with a reference towards migration entities in order to import them during cron runs.
The module doesn't sufficiently protect against Cross Site Request Forgery
under specific scenarios allowing an attacker to enable/disable a cron migration.
This vulnerability is mitigated by the fact that an attacker must know the
id of the migration.
Drupal REST & JSON API Authentication module restricts and secures unauthorized access to your Drupal site APIs using different authentication methods including Basic Authentication , API Key Authentication , JWT Authentication , OAuth Authentication , External / Third-Party Provider Authentication, etc.
The module doesn't sufficiently control user access when using Basic Authentication.