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Misconfiguration
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CVE Vulnerabilities

CVE-2014-9476

Published: Jan 16, 2015 | Modified: Apr 12, 2025
CVSS 3.x
N/A
Source:
NVD
CVSS 2.x
5 MEDIUM
AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:N/I:P/A:N
RedHat/V2
RedHat/V3
Ubuntu
MEDIUM
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Additional information
NVDhttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2014-9476
CWEhttps://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/264.html

MediaWiki 1.2x before 1.22.15, 1.23.x before 1.23.8, and 1.24.x before 1.24.1 allows remote attackers to bypass CORS restrictions in $wgCrossSiteAJAXdomains via a domain that has a partial match to an allowed origin, as demonstrated by http://en.wikipedia.org.evilsite.example/.

Affected Software

NameVendorStart VersionEnd Version
MediawikiMediawiki*1.19.22 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.20 (including)1.20 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.20.1 (including)1.20.1 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.20.2 (including)1.20.2 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.20.3 (including)1.20.3 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.20.4 (including)1.20.4 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.20.5 (including)1.20.5 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.20.6 (including)1.20.6 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.20.7 (including)1.20.7 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.20.8 (including)1.20.8 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.21 (including)1.21 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.21.1 (including)1.21.1 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.21.2 (including)1.21.2 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.21.3 (including)1.21.3 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.21.4 (including)1.21.4 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.21.5 (including)1.21.5 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.21.6 (including)1.21.6 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.21.7 (including)1.21.7 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.21.8 (including)1.21.8 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.21.9 (including)1.21.9 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.21.10 (including)1.21.10 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.21.11 (including)1.21.11 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.0 (including)1.22.0 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.1 (including)1.22.1 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.2 (including)1.22.2 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.3 (including)1.22.3 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.4 (including)1.22.4 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.5 (including)1.22.5 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.6 (including)1.22.6 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.7 (including)1.22.7 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.8 (including)1.22.8 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.9 (including)1.22.9 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.10 (including)1.22.10 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.11 (including)1.22.11 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.12 (including)1.22.12 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.13 (including)1.22.13 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.22.14 (including)1.22.14 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.23.0 (including)1.23.0 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.23.1 (including)1.23.1 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.23.2 (including)1.23.2 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.23.3 (including)1.23.3 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.23.4 (including)1.23.4 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.23.5 (including)1.23.5 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.23.6 (including)1.23.6 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.23.7 (including)1.23.7 (including)
MediawikiMediawiki1.24.0 (including)1.24.0 (including)
MediawikiUbuntuartful*
MediawikiUbuntulucid*
MediawikiUbuntuprecise*
MediawikiUbuntuupstream*
MediawikiUbuntuutopic*
MediawikiUbuntuvivid*
MediawikiUbuntuwily*
MediawikiUbuntuyakkety*
MediawikiUbuntuzesty*

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