Invicti identified a CRLF (new line) HTTP header injection.

This means the input goes into HTTP headers without proper input filtering.

Depending on the application, an attacker might carry out the following types of attacks:

• Cross-site scripting attack, which can lead to session hijacking
• Session fixation attack by setting a new cookie, which can also lead to session hijacking

Do not allow newline characters in input. Where possible, use strict whitelisting.

1. See the remedy for solution.
2. Ensure the server security patches are up to date and that the current stable version of the software is in use.