Multiple cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerabilities in Support Incident Tracker (aka SiT!) prior to 3.65 allow remote malicious users to hijack the authentication of administrators for requests that change administrator email, add a new administrator, or insert arbitrary script via (1) user_profile_edit.php or (2) user_add.php.
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.35 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.33 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.32 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.31 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.60 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.6 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.51 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.50 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.22pl1 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.22 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.21 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.63 |
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sitracker support incident tracker |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.62 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.41 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.36 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.30 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.24 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.23 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.45 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.61 |
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sitracker support incident tracker 3.40 |
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