full-disclosure - logically stopping xss

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Message-ID: <3F1DE391.2070601@sca.com>
From: johan.edstrom at sca.com (Edstrom Johan)
Subject: logically stopping xss

Actually that's really easy to implement in Apache's mod_rewrite,
look at External Program.

I did one a while back where I basically dumped Nikto into
a precompiled regexp map - it does catch quite a bit, I also use
that agains PIX syslog messages.

/JE

Justin Shin wrote:

>i know there's a lot of stupid jokes about XSS vulns right now, but I was wondering if there is any firewall or IDS software that can look for suspicious GET requests ... ie.
>
>GET /vulnerablewebapp/?<XSS SHZNIT>
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>I'm sure there's a program out there ... and I'm stupid, please don't kill me...
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>-- Justin Shin
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