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CVE-2026-44701 is a low-severity cross-site scripting vulnerability in devcode-it/openstamanager. The application accepts unsanitized user-group name input and renders it in the interface without context-appropriate HTML encoding. A privileged user who can create or modify groups can inject arbitrary HTML into group-related views.
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An HTML-injection vulnerability in OpenSTAManager user-group creation and rendering. Unsanitized group-name input is rendered in the interface, permitting attacker-controlled HTML such as anchor tags that can redirect users to attacker-controlled URLs.
A low-severity vulnerability affecting the devcode-it/openstamanager library and related packages. The referenced CWE is CWE-79, and remediation requires upgrading to version 2.11-beta or later.
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