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Blackboard Learning and Community Portal System in Academic Suite versions 6.3.1.424, 6.2.3.23, and other versions before 6 contains an open redirect vulnerability. A user-controlled URL parameter is used as the source for content loaded into a frame without adequate destination validation. An attacker can craft a link that uses a legitimate Blackboard deployment as the initial destination while displaying attacker-controlled content in the application frame.
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Open redirect-related vulnerability where a URL parameter loads attacker-controlled content into a frame, making it appear to be part of a legitimate page.
Observed example of an open redirect-related vulnerability where a URL parameter loads a URL into a frame, making it appear part of a valid page.
A listed observed example associated with CWE-601 in which a URL parameter loads content into a frame so it appears to be part of a legitimate page.
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