Content Injection via TileJSON attribute Affecting org.webjars.npm:mapbox.js package, versions [0,]
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- published6 Nov 2015
- disclosed24 Oct 2015
- creditJuan Broullón
Introduced: 24 Oct 2015
CVE-2017-1000042 (opens in a new tab)Overview
Mapbox.js is vulnerable to script content injection when L.mapbox.map or L.mapbox.tileLayer is used to load untrusted TileJSON content from a non-Mapbox URL.
Details
Such usage is uncommon. The following usage scenarios are not vulnerable: [1]
- only trusted TileJSON content is loaded
- TileJSON content comes only from mapbox.com URLs
- a Mapbox map ID is supplied, rather than a TileJSON URL