full-disclosure - ColdFusion cross-site scripting security vulnerability of an error page

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Message-ID: <89C3819FB4E7FEsec@v23.org>
From: sec at v23.org (T.H)
Subject: ColdFusion cross-site scripting security vulnerability of an error page

Thank you for an quick comment.

>as i am sure they will do with yours, as they think XSS is not
>a security issue.

It is the unhappy situation for their ( macromedia's ) customers.

In my case , they ( macromedia ) have said that it was "Important" 
rating matter as their security ratings.

http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/security/security_zone/severity_ratings.
html

I think that they got to understand about the danger of XSS.

T.Hara , Scan Security Wire http://www.scan-web.com/ .
http://www.scan-web.com/jvi/index.cgi

>they ( Macromedia ) downplayed this..
>http://nothackers.org/pipermail/0day/2003-June/000028.html
>http://nothackers.org/pipermail/0day/2003-June/000029.html
>http://nothackers.org/pipermail/0day/2003-June/000030.html
>as i am sure they will do with yours, as they think XSS is not
>a security issue.
>
>D. Werner
>CTO E2 Labs Infosec
>http://e2-labs.com
>
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>Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 10:39 AM
>Subject: [Full-Disclosure] ColdFusion cross-site scripting security
>vulnerability of an error page
>
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