Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in GeniXCMS 1.1.0 allows remote authenticated users to inject arbitrary web script or HTML via the Menu ID when adding a menu.

GeniXCMS 1.1.5 has XSS via the from, id, lang, menuid, mod, q, status, term, to, or token parameter. NOTE: this might overlap CVE-2017-14761, CVE-2017-14762, or CVE-2017-14765.

In GeniXCMS 1.1.4, /inc/lib/Control/Backend/menus.control.php has XSS via the id parameter.

In GeniXCMS 1.1.4, /inc/lib/backend/menus.control.php has XSS via the id parameter.

In GeniXCMS 1.1.4, gxadmin/index.php has XSS via the Menu ID field in a page=menus request.

In the Upload Modules page in GeniXCMS 1.1.4, remote authenticated users can execute arbitrary PHP code via a .php file in a ZIP archive of a module.

In the Install Themes page in GeniXCMS 1.1.4, remote authenticated users can execute arbitrary PHP code via a .php file in a ZIP archive of a theme.

GeniXCMS before 1.1.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (account blockage) by leveraging the mishandling of certain username substring relationships, such as the admin<script> username versus the admin username, related to register.php, User.class.php, and Type.class.php.

forgotpassword.php in GeniXCMS 1.0.2 lacks a rate limit, which might allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service (login inability) or possibly conduct Arbitrary User Password Reset attacks via a series of requests.

GeniXCMS 1.0.2 has XSS triggered by a comment that is mishandled during a publish operation by an administrator, as demonstrated by a malformed P element.