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CVE-2025-24978 is a stored/self cross-site scripting vulnerability in LF Edge eKuiper external-service creation and update functionality. An authenticated user with management API access can supply a crafted external-service name containing HTML or script content. In affected versions, the value may be rendered by the administrative interface without appropriate escaping, causing attacker-controlled script to execute in the browser of a user viewing the service entry. Version 2.4.0 introduces strict alphanumeric identifier validation through validate.ValidateID for external-service creation and update operations.
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A stored/self cross-site scripting vulnerability in LF Edge eKuiper external-service creation and update functionality. Authenticated users with API access can supply HTML or script-bearing service names that execute when an administrative UI renders the name without escaping, potentially enabling session-token theft or unauthorized actions in the affected browser session.
A low-severity CWE-79 vulnerability affecting github.com/lf-edge/ekuiper/v2 versions prior to 2.4.0. It has a CVSS v3 base score of 3.7 and requires low privileges and user interaction.
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