Sambar Server 6.3 BETA 2 is susceptible to cross-site scripting attacks under the proxy configuration section.
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h4xorCrew Advirosy 2: Sambar Servers 6.3 BETA 2 proxy config XSS
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H-4 in da house. we sent this to security focus but they way too slow
so we send to our reports here from now on. thanks for list [Full
Disclosure] who dont think they ownz all the informations on the
internets.
Software: Sambar Servers 6.3 BETA 2 an maby before
Discovered by: ripped from weblog on the internet site then use p4r0s.
severety: depends
investigations by the H4-Crew who put the lid off this so its no more zero day.
Impacts.
[1]cookie theif
[2] hijacking XSS proxy (xssproxy.sourceforge.net)
Discussion
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Sambars's server is multifaceted server with many threads. Versiosn of
Sambar Server 6.3 BETA 2 is vulenrable to the cross-site scriptings in
proxy configuration in admin console. Authentications are required to
get at the vulnerability, but once so, inject script breaks off in the
big structure of proxy.asp in many fields because of no delicate input
sifting.
SAMBARS/sysadmin/servers/proxy.asp
place in the big field of Remote Proxy Server or Proxy Filter IPs and send.
"><script>alert("PWND")</script>
becous proxy config remembers settings it will be stored perisentce
vector XSS for getting at you later.
Workaround: use strong passwords for admin and don't let lo priv
users configure proxy config.
Inmportant geetz:
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