Affected: HackerOne marked node module

marked is an application that is meant to parse and compile markdown. Due to the way that marked 0.3.5 and earlier parses input, specifically HTML entities, it's possible to bypass marked's content injection protection (`sanitize: true`) to inject a `javascript:` URL. This flaw exists because `&#xNNanything;` gets parsed to what it could and leaves the rest behind, resulting in just `anything;` being left.

Affected: npm: marked

Affected versions of `marked` are susceptible to a cross-site scripting vulnerability in link components when `sanitize:true` is configured.

## Proof of Concept

This flaw exists because link URIs containing HTML entities get processed in an abnormal manner. Any HTML Entities get parsed on a best-effort basis and included in the resulting link, while if that parsing fails that character is omitted.

For example:

A link URI such as ``` javascript&#x58document;alert(1) ``` Renders a valid link that when clicked will execute `alert(1)`.

## Recommendation

Update to version 0.3.6 or later.