This module enables themers to get partial data from field render arrays. It gives them more control over the output without drilling deep into the render array or using preprocess functions.
The module doesn't sufficiently apply access restrictions when using the filters field_label, field_value, field_raw and field_target_entity.
This vulnerability is mitigated by the fact that these filters must be used in combination with either unpublished content or access control modules.
This module enables you to utilize S3-compatible storage as a Drupal filesystem.
The module doesn't sufficiently prevent file access across multiple filesystem schemes stored in the same bucket.
This vulnerability is mitigated by the fact that an attacker must obtain a method to access arbitrary file paths, the site must have public or private takeover enabled, and the file metadata cache must be ignored.
Drupal uses the Twig third-party library for content templating and sanitization. Twig has released a security update that affects Drupal. Twig has rated the vulnerability as high severity.
Drupal core's code extending Twig has also been updated to mitigate a related vulnerability.
The Next.js module provides an inline preview for content. Authenticated requests are made to Drupal to fetch JSON:API content and render them in an iframe from the decoupled Next.js site.
The current implementation doesn’t sufficiently check access for fetching data. All requests made to Drupal are authenticated using a single scope with elevated content access. Users without access to content could be exposed to unauthorized content.
This module enables you to accept payments from the Elavon payment provider.
The module doesn't sufficiently verify that it's communicating with the correct server when using the Elavon (On-site) payment gateway, which could lead to leaking valid payment details as well as accepting invalid payment details.
This vulnerability is mitigated by the fact that an attacker must be able to spoof the Elavon DNS received by your site.
jQuery UI is a third-party library used by Drupal. The jQuery UI Checkboxradio module provides the jQuery UI Checkboxradio library (which was previously in Drupal 8 core, but has since been removed from core and moved to this module).
As part of the jQuery UI 1.13.2 update, the jQuery UI project disclosed following security issue that may affect sites using the jQuery UI Checkboxradio module:
This module provides a widget to transform entity reference fields into a more user-friendly tags input component with a great performance.
The module doesn't sufficiently check access for the add operation. Users with permission to edit content can view and reference unpublished terms. The edit form may expose term data that users could not otherwise see, since there is no term view route by default.
