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        <p>Joomla Extension - regularlabs.com - Privileged stored XSS via rtla-alias option in Tabs &amp; Accordions extension for Joomla &lt; 3.1.0 - Tabs &amp; Accordions rewrites links matching an item alias into calls to its browser API. The affected renderer places the alias inside a quoted JavaScript argument in an HTML onclick attribute without securing both the JavaScript-string and HTML-attribute contexts. A crafted data-rlta-alias value can therefore change the generated handler.</p>
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        <p>Joomla Extension - regularlabs.com - Privileged stored XSS via rtla-alias option in Tabs &amp; Accordions extension for Joomla &lt; 3.1.0 - Tabs &amp; Accordions rewrites links matching an item alias into calls to its browser API. The affected renderer places the alias inside a quoted JavaScript argument in an HTML onclick attribute without securing both the JavaScript-string and HTML-attribute contexts. A crafted data-rlta-alias value can therefore change the generated handler.</p>
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