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CVE-2022-24985 is an access control flaw in forms generated by JQueryForm.com before 2022-02-05. The application validates session authentication status for only a single form context rather than correctly enforcing authorization boundaries for each individual form hosted on the same server. In deployments where an organization hosts multiple generated forms, an authenticated user associated with one form can bypass intended access restrictions and reach the administrative section of other forms on that server. The weakness is an authorization enforcement failure caused by insufficient binding between session state and the specific protected form resource being accessed.
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An authentication bypass vulnerability in a form hosting website caused by insufficiently granular access control checks across multiple forms.
A CVE example cited in the CWE-284 entry involving authentication bypass in a form hosting website when multiple forms are present.
An authentication-bypass vulnerability in a form-hosting website due to incomplete session authentication checks across multiple forms.
An authentication-bypass issue in a form-hosting website where session authentication is only checked for one form, enabling bypass when multiple forms exist.
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