passbolt-browser-extension is vulnerable to CSV Injection
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Low Risk
CSV export was enabled by default and produced files that could contain formula-injectable content. When a user opens such a CSV in spreadsheet software (e.g. Excel), leading equals signs or other formula prefixes in exported cells can be interpreted as expressions, enabling CSV (formula) injection and potentially code execution or data exfiltration in the spreadsheet context. Additionally, exporting credentials to plaintext CSV increases exposure if the file is mishandled. The fix disables CSV export by default and gates it behind a server configuration; when enabled, a confirmation step warns users. Content Security Policy enforcement was also extended to reduce the attack surface.
You are affected if you are using a version that falls within the vulnerable range.
passbolt-browser-extension is vulnerable to CSV Injection in versions 5.0.0 - 5.9.0.
Upgrade the passbolt-browser-extension library to the patch version.
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