bugtraq - WiredRed EPOP XSS Vulnerability

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Date: Wed, 8 Feb 2006 00:01:20 -0800 (PST)
From: Adrian Castro <acastro@...uxquestions.net>
To: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com
Subject: WiredRed EPOP XSS Vulnerability


WiredRed EPOP XSS Vulnerability

     ---Summary---

     Software  Affected: EPOP  WebConference  Server
     Software Versions:  4.1.0.755
     Vendors URL:        www.wiredred.com
     Vulnerability Type: Cross Site Scripting
     Proof of Concept:   An exploit is not required
     Threat Level:       Low

     ---Product Description---

     e/pop from WiredRed provides a complete solution for all of your      real-time communications requirements: web and desktop video conferencing, secure IM and alert messaging. As a user, you'll love the hassle free interface and breadth of options that will enhance your training, sales and collaboration.

    ---Vulnerability Description---

     When creating public or private conferences in e/pop server, the topic name is not properly sanitized.  This allows for a xss attack in which every user who visits the root (login) page for the e/pop web server can be fooled into entering their login information on a remote server among other things.  By default, e/pop is enabled without or with optional SSL connections to the web server.  Any standard authenticated user can perform this attack on all other users or visitors of the web server.

   ---Solution---

   None at this time.

   ---credit---

   Adrian Castro



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