

Release 1.5.6 - Added missing jquery-ui CVEs

Release 1.6.1 - Axios vulnerabilities added Release 1.6.3 - Reported vuln for all versions of AlaSQL library Release 1.6.5 - Fixed uri jquery.dataTables vuln Release 1.6.6 - Added next.js vulnerabilities

Release 1.6.7 - Fixup for tinyMCE which includes dompurify Release 1.7.1 - Adjusted the severity, from medium to high, of the vulnerabilities CVE 2022-24785 and CVE-2022-31129 Release 1.7.2 Added Ember.js prototype pollution vuln Release 1.7.3 - Updated information on known vulnerabilities Release 1.7.4 - Adding some more stuff and a bit of cleanup Release 1.7.5 - Improved Svelte detection Retire.js web extension isn't the original RetireJS project but is predominantly based on RetireJS opensource repo available on github. The goal of retire.js is to help you detect use of version with known vulnerabilities. Once you have downloaded the version you seem adequate, you need to include the jQuery file in the HTML with the script tag because, at the end of the day, jQuery is JavaScript’s library.Scanning website for vulnerable js libraries Scan a web app for use of vulnerable JavaScript libraries. The main difference between both of these versions is that the production one is compressed and is the most suitable for live websites while the development one is an uncompressed version for testing out newly released features and beta features as well. On jQuery’s website, there are two different versions available for download, one of the versions is known as the “ Production version” and the other one is known as the “ Development Version”. The first and the most standard way of setting up and using jQuery is by going over to their official website. Let’s go over all three of these methods Method 1: Downloading and Linking jQuery in your project If you are working on a Nodejs project then you can install jQuery from the npm.

