[GHSA-w9f3-qc75-qgx9] PrestaShop has a stored XSS executable in customer service view#7681
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I am requesting researcher attribution for the original discovery of this Stored XSS vector. I submitted a full technical report to PrestaShop on March 30, 2026, which was formally acknowledged by their security team on the same day.
My submission was highly specific: it identified the improper output escaping in AddressFormat::generateAddress and precisely detailed how this leads to session hijacking in the Back-office. Most importantly, I provided the exact remediation that was eventually implemented in version 8.2.6 (|escape:'html':'UTF-8').
Despite being the first to provide the technical breakdown and the fix, my name was omitted from the advisory. I am requesting my inclusion to accurately reflect the discovery timeline and the professional contribution I provided to protect PrestaShop users. I am prepared to provide full email headers and logs as evidence to the GitHub Curation team.