The CSP Log module enhances any module that adds the CSP header to a site, by providing a reporting endpoint, custom storage, and aggregated reports that can be...

The CSP Log module does not sufficiently sanitise user-supplied values used in database queries, allowing SQL injection. An attacker must have access to an account with the Access CSP reports permission to exploit the flaw.

Look for drupal/csp_log and its version in composer.lock. The advisory lists 1.0.2 as fixed but gives no affected version range. Check which accounts have the Access CSP reports permission, as exploitation requires access to an account with that permission.

Restrict access to the Access CSP reports permission, which an attacker needs to exploit the SQL injection.

The CSP Log module enhances any module that adds the CSP header to a site, by providing a reporting endpoint, custom storage, and aggregated reports that can be used to trace issues or adapt the CSP headers.

The module did not sufficiently sanitize user-supplied values used in database queries, resulting in an SQL injection vulnerability.

This vulnerability is mitigated by the fact that an attacker needs access to an account with the Access CSP reports permission to exploit the SQL Injection.