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Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2012 15:17:31 +0200
From: "Oliver Karow" <Oliver.Karow@....de>
To: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com
Subject: Dr. Web Control Center Admin UI Remote Script Code Injection

Dr. Web Control Center Admin UI Remote Script Code Injection
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Affected Products/Versions
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Product Name: Dr. Web Enterprise Server
Version Number: 6.00.3.201111300


Product/Company Information
---------------------------

>From Dr. Web's website:
	
	"Dr.Web Enterprise Security Suite is a set of Dr.Web software products incorporating anti-viruses 
for protection of all hosts in a corporate network and a single Control Center for managing most of the products."


Dr. Web's Website can be found at http://www.drweb.com


Vulnerability Description
-------------------------

Dr. Web Enterprise Security Suite is managed via a web based interface called Control Center.

If an attacker suplies java script code instead of a username on the login page, this script code will be automatically executed
every time an administrative user is viewing the audit log.

This attack can be used to steal authentication cookies or to drive further attacks.



Patch Information
-----------------

Patch is available from vendor.


Advisory Information
---------------------

This: http://www.oliverkarow.de/research/drweb.txt


History
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13/07/2012 - Informing Dr. Web about vulnerability
16/07/2012 - Initial response from Dr. Web
23/07/2012 - Fix successfully tested, sent response to Dr. Web
30/07/2012 - Advisory release

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