Practical Security Guides For Your Team

Your website is using an old version of Vue.js (a JavaScript library that powers your web pages) that has a known security flaw. The flaw only affects sites that render pages on the server before sending them to visitors — a common setup for faster-loading or SEO-friendly sites. If your site works this way and passes user-supplied data into page attributes, the flaw could allow a malicious user to inject unwanted code into your pages. Upgrading Vue.js to a newer version fully resolves this.

Your website uses an outdated version of React (a popular tool for building web pages) that has a known security flaw. If your site generates pages on the server and allows user input to influence how those pages are built, an attacker could inject malicious code that runs in your visitors' browsers. This only affects server-rendered React apps — if your site is purely client-side, you are not at risk.