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Re: Input Validation Vulnerability in Apple Safari version 1.2.4 v125.12
From: Nicolas Gregoire (ngregoire
exaprobe.com)
Date: Sat Feb 05 2005 - 04:49:06 CST
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Le vendredi 04 février 2005 à 06:10 -0600, Jonathan Rockway a écrit :
> https://tigger.uic.edu/htbin/perlwrap-auth/jrockw2/safari_test.pl
An other test page is located here :
http://nicob.net/cgi-bin/content-type.cgi
> The security problem is that servers serving HTML may be taking
> measures to prevent XSS attacks; i.e. they convert < to <. These
> servers, when serving plain text, may not do this (because it is
> unnecessary and undesirable)
Some Oracle webapps are doing exactly that : sending content with a
text/html content-type and not bothering to escape HTML or JavaScript
tags.
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