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Date: 5 Aug 2006 21:10:04 -0000 From: try_og@...mail.com To: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com Subject: XSS Vulnerability in FTD v3.7.3 There are some XSS Vulnerabilities in FTD v3.7.3 and prior. XSS attacks (HTML / Javascript codes) will launch if they are submitted as a search in the search bar. They will also be launched when sent as a mail to yourself or a victim. Proof of Concept: To make sure it launches, you just need to add a word or a normal character before your code. Example: Hello <script>alert(1);</script> ! If you ignore this and you send you mail without adding a character before your code, you could get this problem: If you send '<script>alert(1);</script>', it'll become 'Alert(1);'. This is because the program wants to correct the first letter, it will try to make the first letter a capital one. FTD: http://www.binaries4all.nl/ftd/ O.G.
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