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CVE-2026-82090 is a cross-site scripting vulnerability in Pocket through version 8.33.0.0. The Save to Pocket workflow injects externally supplied HTML into the DOM without adequate sanitization, allowing attacker-controlled JavaScript to execute in the Pocket application context. Executed script can invoke native bridge methods to alter application state.
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A cross-site scripting vulnerability in Pocket through version 8.33.0.0. The Save to Pocket feature injects externally supplied HTML into the DOM, enabling JavaScript execution that can alter application state through native bridge methods.
A critical, remotely exploitable cross-site scripting vulnerability in Pocket through version 8.33.0.0. The Save to Pocket feature inserts external HTML into the DOM, permitting JavaScript to alter application state through native bridge methods.
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