CVE-2022-27810 In dev-mode, if asserts are enabled, an infinite recursion condition is possible in the error handler.

When a malformed request was received, the JavaScript code would be executed in the dev-mode error handler, resulting in an infinite recursion condition. This issue has been fixed in v0.12.0.

Due to a bug in the dev-mode plugin, when attempting to view a maliciously crafted URL, an error would be triggered instead of the malicious content being displayed. This issue has been fixed in v0.12.0.

It was possible to create a request that would cause an error to be thrown when attempting to view a URL. This issue has been fixed in v0.12.0.

When an invalid URL was received and executed, the dev-mode plugin would throw an error instead of displaying the malicious content. This issue has been fixed in v0.12.0.

Due to a bug in the dev-mode plugin, when attempting to view a maliciously crafted URL, a warning would be displayed instead of the malicious content being displayed. This issue has been fixed in v0.12.0.

When an invalid URL was received and executed, the dev-mode plugin would throw a warning instead of displaying the malicious content. This issue has been fixed in v0.12.0.

It was possible to create a request that would cause an error to be thrown when attempting to view a URL. This issue has been fixed in v0.12.0. The issue with the dev

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Update

In v0.12.0, a bug was fixed where if a malformed URL was received and executed, the dev-mode plugin would throw an error instead of displaying the malicious content.

Installation and Upgrading Instructions

Installing the dev-mode plugin
To install the dev-mode plugin, you need to have either a Composer or an NPM dependency installed. If you don't have one installed, follow these instructions for installing Composer and for installing npm.

$ composer require forge/dev-mode
You can also download a release of the plugin from https://github.com/forgeio/dev-mode/releases and use that instead of cloning the repo and installing it yourself. That will ensure that you're always using the latest version of the plugin.

To upgrade to v0.12:

Version 0.11.0 - October 2017

When a malformed request was received, the JavaScript code would be executed in the dev-mode error handler, resulting in an infinite recursion condition. This issue has been fixed in v0.11.0.
Due to a bug in the dev-mode plugin, when attempting to view a maliciously crafted URL, an error would be triggered instead of the malicious content being displayed. This issue has been fixed in v0.11.0.
It was possible to create a request that would cause an error to be thrown when attempting to view a URL. This issue has been fixed in v0.11.0.
Due to a bug in the dev-mode plugin, when attempting to view a maliciously crafted URL, a warning would be displayed instead of the malicious content being displayed. This issue has been fixed in v0.11.0

Timeline

Published on: 10/06/2022 20:15:00 UTC
Last modified on: 10/11/2022 17:58:00 UTC

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