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CVE-2022-1365 is an exposure-of-private-personal-information vulnerability in cross-fetch before 3.1.5. During redirect handling, cross-fetch can forward cookies associated with a request to the redirect destination through a Location response. An attacker able to control a redirect target can cause cookie-bearing requests to be redirected to an attacker-controlled third party, disclosing session or authentication cookies.
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An exposure of private personal information to an unauthorized actor in cross-fetch, addressed by the Migration Toolkit for Containers 1.7.3 security update.
Private personal-information exposure vulnerability in cross-fetch.
An information-exposure vulnerability in cross-fetch that can expose private personal information to an unauthorized actor.
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