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Forms generated by JQueryForm.com before 2022-02-05 contain an access-control flaw when multiple forms are hosted on the same web server. The application validates session authentication status for only one form rather than binding authorization checks to the specific form and its administrative area. Consequently, an authenticated user can bypass authentication controls and access the administrative section of another form on the same server.
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An authentication bypass vulnerability in a form hosting website caused by insufficiently granular access control checks across multiple forms.
An authentication-bypass vulnerability in a form-hosting website caused by checking session authentication for only one form when multiple forms are present.
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.
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