full-disclosure - Caucho Resin 2.x - Cross Site Scripting

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From: greg-fulldisclosure at nest.cx (Gregory Steuck)
Subject: Caucho Resin 2.x - Cross Site Scripting

>>>>> "jelmer" == jelmer  <jkuperus@...net.nl> writes:

    jelmer> Donny, These are in the example applications, which any sane
    jelmer> admin should disable right away, much like caucho-status
    jelmer> These are basic procedures in setting up a server.

Yes, but is it not extremely lame of the vendor to ship samples with
XSS vulnerabilities?