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CVE-2015-6748 is a cross-site scripting vulnerability in jsoup versions before 1.8.3. jsoup's validation of user-supplied HTML was insufficient, allowing certain unsafe crafted HTML snippets to bypass the configured safety validation. If an application subsequently renders the sanitized result in a browser, attacker-controlled script can execute in the context of the affected web application.
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An HTML-validation bypass in jsoup that permits specially crafted user-supplied HTML to evade unsafe-content validation and execute arbitrary web script in a user's browser.
An HTML validation bypass in jsoup that enables specially crafted HTML to evade unsafe-content filtering and execute web script in a user's browser.
An HTML-validation bypass in jsoup that permits specially crafted HTML to evade unsafe-content detection and execute web script in a user's browser.
A jsoup HTML sanitization-validation bypass that can permit a specially crafted HTML snippet to execute arbitrary script in a victim's browser.
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