RosarioSIS 6.7.2 Flaw: When Your Software Has Trust Issues – XSS Vulnerability Exposed
RosarioSIS 6.7.2 has an XSS vulnerability that’s as sneaky as a ninja with a feather duster. All it takes is an authenticated admin user and a cleverly crafted URL to unleash it. But don’t worry, it’s more of a “peek-a-boo” than a dangerous scare. CVE-2020-15716 has never been this entertaining!
Hot Take:
Beware! RosarioSIS seems to have caught the XSS bug, and it’s spreading faster than a gossip in a high school cafeteria! Who knew a school management software could get schooled by a simple script? Maybe it’s time for RosarioSIS to go back to cybersecurity class!
Key Points:
- RosarioSIS version 6.7.2 is vulnerable to a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) exploit.
- The exploit requires an authenticated user session.
- It involves the manipulation of the `modname` parameter in a URL.
- This vulnerability was identified by CodeSecLab and assigned CVE-2020-15716.
- The software is tested on Windows, but who knows where else it might stage its performance!
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