CVE-2019-10241 is a cross-site scripting vulnerability in Eclipse Jetty directory-listing handling. Jetty versions 9.2.26 and earlier, 9.3.25 and earlier, and 9.4.15 and earlier can fail to safely neutralize attacker-controlled content in a specially formatted URL processed by DefaultServlet or ResourceHandler when directory-content listing is enabled. The crafted request can cause attacker-supplied script to be included in content rendered by a victim's browser in the security context of the affected Jetty site.
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Jetty cross-site scripting vulnerability triggered by specially formatted URLs targeting DefaultServlet or ResourceHandler.
A Jetty cross-site scripting vulnerability reachable through specially formatted URLs sent to DefaultServlet or ResourceHandler.
A cross-site scripting vulnerability in Eclipse Jetty directory listings generated by DefaultServlet or ResourceHandler when directory listing is enabled.
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