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CVE-2022-1274 is an HTML injection vulnerability in Keycloak's execute-actions-email Admin REST API endpoint. A missing allowlist for email-notification templates permits attacker-controlled arbitrary HTML to be included in action emails sent to Keycloak users. The injected content can be used to create convincing phishing messages and may trigger client-side processing in the recipient's session context.
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Keycloak HTML-injection issue caused by missing allowlisting of email notification templates in the execute-actions-email Admin REST API.
Keycloak HTML-injection vulnerability in the execute-actions-email Admin REST API due to a missing email-notification template allowlist.
Keycloak HTML-injection flaw in the execute-actions-email Admin REST API caused by a missing email-notification template allowlist.
Keycloak missing email-notification template allowlist, described as HTML injection in the execute-actions-email Admin REST API.
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