Orejime security updates, in plain English

Orejime

1,072 sites report using it · on drupal.org · 1 security update explained here

This module manages consent for embedded content.

Below is every security update for Orejime that this site has covered, newest first. Each one says who could exploit it, whether it applies to your site, how urgent it is, and what to tell your developer. If your site uses this module and you are not sure which version, that is the first question to ask whoever looks after it.

Orejime

Moderately critical · 1,072 sites report using it · SA-CONTRIB-2026-032 · on drupal.org · Week of 8 April 2026

A person with an ordinary account could add malicious scripts to a piece of content. These scripts would run when other people view the page. The person could use this to view or alter information that they should not be able to reach.

Who could do thisOnly someone with a login on your site.
Does it apply to youThis applies if the site has a text format enabled that allows iframe consent tags with alt attributes alongside the enable JS iframe consent option, and the person has an access right to create or edit content using that format.
Has it been used in attacksNo sign of it.
How urgentDrupal rates this moderately critical. Include it in your next routine update, within the month.

Tell your developerUpdate Orejime to 2.0.16.

For developers: what the fix changed

The fix escapes the poster, title, and alt attributes using Drupal.checkPlain in the constructor of the IframeConsent element in js/orejime_iframe_consent.js.

2.0.15 to 2.0.16 1 commit, 1 file.

js/orejime_iframe_consent.js +3 −3 fix

Full diff, 2.0.15 to 2.0.16

The comparison is against the release immediately before the fix. If your site is on an older release, more will have changed.

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