Joomla! XSS Vulnerabilities by Riyaz Walikar
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Joomla! XSS vulnerabilities were discovered in May 2010 that affected all versions of Joomla! prior to 1.5.18. The vulnerabilities allowed attackers to execute arbitrary JavaScript code on websites using vulnerable versions of Joomla! by exploiting parameters in URLs. The vulnerabilities were responsibly disclosed to the development team and a fixed version was quickly released.
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- 2. Background Joomla! - Content Management System PHP, MySQL Ease of design and publishing Admin Module User pages
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