Bootstrap 5.1.3 depends on Popper.js v2.x. No critical CVEs affect that Popper version, but outdated bundles could inherit issues from third‑party libraries.
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Avoid using 'unsafe-inline' for scripts if possible; use nonces or hashes instead. Bootstrap 5
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