CVE-2024-55416 is a reflected cross-site scripting vulnerability affecting DevDojo Voyager versions through 1.8.0. Insufficient validation of user-controlled input in the Compass administrative component permits attacker-supplied JavaScript to be reflected into a page rendered by a victim’s browser. Exploitation requires persuading an authenticated Voyager user to open a crafted link.
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A reflected cross-site scripting vulnerability in DevDojo Voyager through version 1.8.0, in the /admin/compass endpoint. It requires manipulation of an authenticated user into clicking a crafted link, enabling arbitrary JavaScript execution in that user's browser context.
Reflected XSS vulnerability in Voyager's /admin/compass component due to insufficient input validation. It can be used to target authenticated users and, per the content, can help obtain privileges needed to chain into RCE with CVE-2024-55417.
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