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       * SS-2016-003: Hostname, IP and Protocol Spoofing through HTTP Headers
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       * SS-2015-028: Missing security check on dev/build/defaults
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       * SS-2015-026: Form field validation message XSS vulnerability
       * SS-2015-025: Request class name exposure on error
       * SS-2015-024: Queued jobs serialised data exposure
       * SS-2015-023: Advanced workflow member field exposure
       * SS-2015-022: XML escape RSSFeed $link parameter
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       * SS-2015-020: Privilege Escalation Risk in Security Admin
       * SS-2015-019: Leaky draft stage risk
       * SS-2015-018: File upload exposure on UserForms module
       * SS-2015-017: Forum Module CSRF Vulnerability
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       * Require ADMIN permissions for ?showtemplate=1
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       * SS-2013-004: Privilege escalation through Group and Member CSV upload
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         versions of protected files
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         through permission cache pollution
       * CVE-2019-12203 Session fixation in "change password" form
       * CVE-2019-12204 Missing warning on install.php on public webroot can
         lead to unauthenticated admin access
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