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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Tooltip
participant Sanitizer
participant DOM
User->>Tooltip: trigger (hover/click) with content/html option
Tooltip->>Tooltip: getOptions() (read sanitize, sanitizeFn, whiteList)
Tooltip->>Sanitizer: sanitizeHtml(unsafeHtml, whiteList, sanitizeFn)
Sanitizer->>Sanitizer: apply whitelist & optional sanitizeFn
Sanitizer-->>Tooltip: safeHtml
Tooltip->>DOM: setContent(safeHtml) / render
DOM-->>User: display tooltip/popover
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public_html/bootstrap/js/bootstrap.js (1)
202-224:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorKnown XSS vector (CVE-2024-6485): Button
setStatedoes not sanitize HTML content.Line 205 sets
val = 'html'for non-input elements, and line 214 injectsdata[state]directly via$el.html(...)without sanitization. The vulnerability is associated with the data-loading-text attribute within the button plugin. This vulnerability can be exploited by injecting malicious JavaScript code into the attribute, which would then be executed when the button's loading state is triggered.If any of your button
data-*-textattributes (e.g.,data-loading-text,data-complete-text) include user-controlled content, this is exploitable. If all such values are hardcoded in templates, the practical risk is low. Consider adding a local patch to sanitize here:🛡️ Proposed local patch
// push to event loop to allow forms to submit setTimeout($.proxy(function () { - $el[val](data[state] == null ? this.options[state] : data[state]) + var stateVal = data[state] == null ? this.options[state] : data[state] + if (val === 'html' && this.options && typeof sanitizeHtml === 'function') { + stateVal = sanitizeHtml(stateVal, DefaultWhitelist, null) + } + $el[val](stateVal)Note:
sanitizeHtmlis scoped within the Tooltip IIFE and not accessible from the Button IIFE. A real fix would require either extracting the sanitizer to a shared scope or duplicating the call. This is one reason to consider the Bootstrap 5 migration path.
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In `@composer.json`:
- Around line 6-11: The composer.json now specifies "php": "^8.2" which
conflicts with the documented coding guideline line stating "PHP 5.6+ is the
minimum supported version"; either update the coding guideline/readme to state
PHP 8.2+ as the new minimum (search for the literal "PHP 5.6+ is the minimum
supported version" in the docs and replace it with "PHP 8.2+"), or revert the
composer.json php constraint back to the previous minimum (e.g., "^5.6 || ^7.0
|| ^8.0" or the project’s prior value) so both the composer.json entry and the
coding guideline remain consistent; keep the extension requirements (ext-ldap,
ext-mbstring, ext-mysqli, ext-pcntl, ext-ssh2) as-is.
In `@public_html/bootstrap/js/bootstrap.js`:
- Around line 1-5: The project currently includes Bootstrap v3.4.1 (the
"Bootstrap v3.4.1" header in public_html/bootstrap/js/bootstrap.js) which is EOL
and contains unpatched XSS CVEs (notably impacting Carousel, Button, Tooltip,
Popover); replace this by planning and executing a migration to Bootstrap 5:
update the dependency to Bootstrap 5 compiled JS and CSS, remove the old
bootstrap.js and bootstrap.css, and update HTML markup and JS initialisation for
changed classes/attributes (Carousel, Button, Tooltip, Popover APIs/data-*
attributes), adjust any custom code that depended on v3-specific
utilities/plugins, run the UI regression tests and security scan, and document
the migration steps and any compatibility workarounds for references to
"Bootstrap v3.4.1" so the vulnerable assets are fully retired.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 28: Fix the typo inconsistency by replacing the incorrect header text
"Baremeteal" with "Baremetal" where it still appears (the README header that
currently reads "Baremeteal requirements (old, deprecated, use docker if
possible)"); ensure the header text matches the corrected form used earlier
("Baremetal requirements (old, deprecated, use docker if possible)").
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docker-compose.yml.example (1)
25-25: Consider usingmariadb:11.8ormariadb:ltsinstead of the patch-pinned version for this example config.While
mariadb:11.8.5exists and is valid, the immutable patch tag will become outdated as the 11.8 series receives updates. Using11.8(orltsfor the current LTS line) pins to the minor version while automatically receiving security and patch updates within 11.8.x—better suited for example configurations that should remain maintainable over time.
| "php": "^8.2", | ||
| "ext-ldap": "*", | ||
| "ext-mbstring": "*", | ||
| "ext-mysqli": "*", | ||
| "ext-pcntl": "*", | ||
| "ext-ssh2": "*", |
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PHP 8.2+ requirement contradicts the coding guideline for **/*.php which states "PHP 5.6+ is the minimum supported version".
The composer.json now requires ^8.2, which is a breaking change relative to the documented coding guideline. If this is intentional (as the README update and PR title suggest), the coding guideline should be updated to reflect PHP 8.2+ as the new minimum. Otherwise, any PHP 5.6/7.x users would be broken.
The extension requirements (ext-ldap, ext-mbstring, ext-mysqli, ext-pcntl, ext-ssh2) are sensible and align with the README updates. As per coding guidelines, "PHP 5.6+ is the minimum supported version".
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@composer.json` around lines 6 - 11, The composer.json now specifies "php":
"^8.2" which conflicts with the documented coding guideline line stating "PHP
5.6+ is the minimum supported version"; either update the coding
guideline/readme to state PHP 8.2+ as the new minimum (search for the literal
"PHP 5.6+ is the minimum supported version" in the docs and replace it with "PHP
8.2+"), or revert the composer.json php constraint back to the previous minimum
(e.g., "^5.6 || ^7.0 || ^8.0" or the project’s prior value) so both the
composer.json entry and the coding guideline remain consistent; keep the
extension requirements (ext-ldap, ext-mbstring, ext-mysqli, ext-pcntl, ext-ssh2)
as-is.
| /*! | ||
| * Bootstrap v3.3.7 (http://getbootstrap.com) | ||
| * Copyright 2011-2016 Twitter, Inc. | ||
| * Bootstrap v3.4.1 (https://getbootstrap.com/) | ||
| * Copyright 2011-2019 Twitter, Inc. | ||
| * Licensed under the MIT license | ||
| */ |
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Bootstrap 3.4.1 is EOL with known unpatched CVEs — plan migration to Bootstrap 5.
This upgrade from 3.3.7 to 3.4.1 is a positive step as it patches several older XSS vulnerabilities (CVE-2018-14040, CVE-2018-14041, CVE-2018-14042, CVE-2019-8331). However, Bootstrap 3 reached end of life July 24, 2019, and neither version receives new features, updates, or security fixes.
Critically, CVE-2024-6484 and CVE-2024-6485 impact Bootstrap 3 and are unpatched in 3.4.1:
- CVE-2024-6484: XSS via the carousel component
- CVE-2024-6485: a cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability within the Bootstrap 3 Button component
- CVE-2025-1647: vulnerable to Cross-site Scripting (XSS) via the Tooltip and Popover components
Consider planning a migration to Bootstrap 5 as a follow-up.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@public_html/bootstrap/js/bootstrap.js` around lines 1 - 5, The project
currently includes Bootstrap v3.4.1 (the "Bootstrap v3.4.1" header in
public_html/bootstrap/js/bootstrap.js) which is EOL and contains unpatched XSS
CVEs (notably impacting Carousel, Button, Tooltip, Popover); replace this by
planning and executing a migration to Bootstrap 5: update the dependency to
Bootstrap 5 compiled JS and CSS, remove the old bootstrap.js and bootstrap.css,
and update HTML markup and JS initialisation for changed classes/attributes
(Carousel, Button, Tooltip, Popover APIs/data-* attributes), adjust any custom
code that depended on v3-specific utilities/plugins, run the UI regression tests
and security scan, and document the migration steps and any compatibility
workarounds for references to "Bootstrap v3.4.1" so the vulnerable assets are
fully retired.
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Typo inconsistency: Line 28 corrected to "Baremetal" but Line 60 still says "Baremeteal".
Line 60 retains the old typo Baremeteal while Line 28 has been corrected to Baremetal.
Proposed fix
-<summary>Baremeteal install (old, deprecated, use docker if possible)</summary>
+<summary>Baremetal install (old, deprecated, use docker if possible)</summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@README.md` at line 28, Fix the typo inconsistency by replacing the incorrect
header text "Baremeteal" with "Baremetal" where it still appears (the README
header that currently reads "Baremeteal requirements (old, deprecated, use
docker if possible)"); ensure the header text matches the corrected form used
earlier ("Baremetal requirements (old, deprecated, use docker if possible)").
…in README.md summary
…SS vulnerabilities. Added fallback for sanitization when the sanitizer is not in scope.
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In `@public_html/bootstrap/js/bootstrap.js`:
- Around line 214-223: The branch using sanitizeHtml and DefaultWhitelist in the
Button state-setting code is dead because those symbols are defined inside the
Tooltip IIFE and not visible to the Button IIFE; either hoist sanitizeHtml and
DefaultWhitelist into a shared scope (move their definitions out of the Tooltip
IIFE or attach them to a shared object like window or the jQuery namespace) so
the Button IIFE can call sanitizeHtml(stateVal, DefaultWhitelist, ...) before
falling back, or remove the unreachable sanitizeHtml branch entirely so only the
HTML-escape fallback remains; locate the state handling block that computes
stateVal and updates $el[val] and update how sanitizeHtml/DefaultWhitelist are
exported/imported accordingly.
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