full-disclosure - excessive xss vulnerabilities

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Message-ID: <fc9d412a0605081635v2a33e76ekb0441632e53d2f35@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Tue May  9 00:35:31 2006
From: feofil at gmail.com (Christian Swartzbaugh)
Subject: excessive xss vulnerabilities

there is a high volume of xss vulnerabilities on this list. take the next
step to disclose why xss important for the affected program. for instance,
creating a test case that does something privileged or malicious towards a
visitor. in attempting to create a keystroke logger in javascript i've found
it drops random keystrokes (i think its a speed problem). and i would be
interested in seeing more malicious javascript.

again please justify why xss is valuable in disclosures of these
vulnerabilties
even if its just a cookie stealer, please show why an attacker would want
those cookies or how he/she could use them to create a security issue.

thanks
feofil
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