This module enables you to build searches using a wide range of features, data sources and backends.

The module doesn't in all cases correctly detect whether a given search is active on the current page, leading to potential information disclosure for some setups.

This vulnerability is mitigated by the fact that only very specific setups will have this problem and there is no way for an attacker to trigger it.

This module enables you to utilize S3-compatible storage as a Drupal filesystem.

The module doesn't sufficiently prevent file access across multiple filesystem schemes stored in the same bucket.

This vulnerability is mitigated by the fact that an attacker must obtain a method to access arbitrary file paths, the site must have public or private takeover enabled, and the file metadata cache must be ignored.

This module enables you to set content permissions based on taxonomy terms.

The module doesn't sufficiently restrict access to translated and unpublished nodes.

This vulnerability is mitigated by the fact that it only affects sites with translated content.

The Next.js module provides an inline preview for content. Authenticated requests are made to Drupal to fetch JSON:API content and render them in an iframe from the decoupled Next.js site.

The current implementation doesn’t sufficiently check access for fetching data. All requests made to Drupal are authenticated using a single scope with elevated content access. Users without access to content could be exposed to unauthorized content.