Orejime, a consent manager focusing on accessibility, had a flaw where malicious code could be executed on HTML elements it handled. This occurred because the software, prior to version 2.3.2, would execute `javascript:` code embedded within data attributes when processing consent related to a purpose. Specifically, the software would convert `data-href` attributes into `href` attributes, triggering the code execution. This issue primarily affects setups where HTML code can be injected into pages. The vulnerable process involves transforming data attributes into unprefixed attributes.