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CVE-2012-1070 is an XSS flaw in the TYPO3 Modern FAQ extension, also known as irfaq. A remote attacker could inject script or HTML into affected sites, potentially enabling user deception, session abuse, or malicious actions in a visitor's browser. Exposure is likely limited to TYPO3 websites that installed the Modern FAQ irfaq extension before version 1.1.4, especially public-facing FAQ pages or routes using the extension. Treat as a moderate web risk for legacy TYPO3 sites. Prioritize if the extension is internet-facing, used by authenticated users, or accessible to administrators who may hold privileged sessions. Mitigation focus: Upgrade Modern FAQ irfaq to version 1.1.4 or later where still in use.; Check the TYPO3 extension advisory for vendor-specific guidance.; Remove the extension if it is unused or unsupported..
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