*Abstract:*
The PhishingAlert of Safari stops functioning in Windows systems if an
abnormal URL is being used.

*Details:*
There is a defense mechanism in Safari which recognizes URL deceits such as
http://www.baidu.com@evil.com. The phishing alert will be activated once
the HTTP URL that we want to access contains userinfo information.

(as the picture below shows)
[image: ÄÚǶͼƬ 1]

> http://apple.com@xsser.me/



*Proofs of concept:*
We discovered in our researches that if one or two ¡°/¡± are being added
before the host name, then the PhishingAlert could be bypassed. (Password
of userinfo must be available)
[image: ÄÚǶͼƬ 2]
http://apple.com:£¯@/xsser.me/

*From:*http://en.wooyun.org/bugs/wooyun-2013-014
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