Vulnerability advisory

PYSEC-2019-16

Published Dec 18, 2019Updated Nov 8, 2023OSV record ↗

Also known as CVE-2019-19844GHSA-vfq6-hq5r-27r6

Severity

Severity not reported.

Affected versions

django PyPI

Affected	Fixed in
All versions before 1.11.27	`1.11.27`Advisories →
`2.2` to before 2.2.9	`2.2.9`Advisories →
Also listed as affected (177) `1.0.1` `1.0.2` `1.0.3` `1.0.4` `1.1` `1.1.1` `1.1.2` `1.1.3` `1.1.4` `1.2` `1.2.1` `1.2.2` `1.2.3` `1.2.4` `1.2.5` `1.2.6` `1.2.7` `1.3` `1.3.1` `1.3.2` `1.3.3` `1.3.4` `1.3.5` `1.3.6` `1.3.7` `1.4` `1.4.1` `1.4.2` `1.4.3` `1.4.4` `1.4.5` `1.4.6` `1.4.7` `1.4.8` `1.4.9` `1.4.10` `1.4.11` `1.4.12` `1.4.13` `1.4.14` `1.4.15` `1.4.16` `1.4.17` `1.4.18` `1.4.19` `1.4.20` `1.4.21` `1.4.22` `1.5` `1.5.1` `1.5.2` `1.5.3` `1.5.4` `1.5.5` `1.5.6` `1.5.7` `1.5.8` `1.5.9` `1.5.10` `1.5.11` `1.5.12` `1.6` `1.6.1` `1.6.2` `1.6.3` `1.6.4` `1.6.5` `1.6.6` `1.6.7` `1.6.8` `1.6.9` `1.6.10` `1.6.11` `1.7` `1.7.1` `1.7.2` `1.7.3` `1.7.4` `1.7.5` `1.7.6` `1.7.7` `1.7.8` `1.7.9` `1.7.10` `1.7.11` `1.8a1` `1.8b1` `1.8b2` `1.8c1` `1.8` `1.8.1` `1.8.2` `1.8.3` `1.8.4` `1.8.5` `1.8.6` `1.8.7` `1.8.8` `1.8.9` `1.8.10` `1.8.11` `1.8.12` `1.8.13` `1.8.14` `1.8.15` `1.8.16` `1.8.17` `1.8.18` `1.8.19` `1.9a1` `1.9b1` `1.9rc1` `1.9rc2` `1.9` `1.9.1` `1.9.2` `1.9.3` `1.9.4` `1.9.5` `1.9.6` `1.9.7` `1.9.8` `1.9.9` `1.9.10` `1.9.11` `1.9.12` `1.9.13` `1.10a1` `1.10b1` `1.10rc1` `1.10` `1.10.1` `1.10.2` `1.10.3` `1.10.4` `1.10.5` `1.10.6` `1.10.7` `1.10.8` `1.11a1` `1.11b1` `1.11rc1` `1.11` `1.11.1` `1.11.2` `1.11.3` `1.11.4` `1.11.5` `1.11.6` `1.11.7` `1.11.8` `1.11.9` `1.11.10` `1.11.11` `1.11.12` `1.11.13` `1.11.14` `1.11.15` `1.11.16` `1.11.17` `1.11.18` `1.11.20` `1.11.21` `1.11.22` `1.11.23` `1.11.24` `1.11.25` `1.11.26` `2.2` `2.2.1` `2.2.2` `2.2.3` `2.2.4` `2.2.5` `2.2.6` `2.2.7` `2.2.8`

Description

Django before 1.11.27, 2.x before 2.2.9, and 3.x before 3.0.1 allows account takeover. A suitably crafted email address (that is equal to an existing user's email address after case transformation of Unicode characters) would allow an attacker to be sent a password reset token for the matched user account. (One mitigation in the new releases is to send password reset tokens only to the registered user email address.)

PYSEC-2019-16

Affected versions

django PyPI

Description

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