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From: rudi carell (rudicarellhotmail.com)
Date: Tue Oct 23 2001 - 15:27:04 CDT

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    hi Mark,

    ---cut here---
    >Does anyone have a really good explanation of how cross site >scripting
    >could
    >work with no user intervention at all...I have seen lots of ways to >pass
    >JavaScript like URL and Unicoded (and OWASP are writing them up) but >I
    >haven't seen a good explanation of how it can be used on a totally
    > >innocent
    >user...all the exploits I have *seen* have involved first tricking >the
    >target into clicking a hyperlink...
    ---cut here---

    jeremiah should be the right man for this question :-)

    but ..

    a minimum of user input is always necessary!

    at least a document carrying the malicious java-script has to be opened by
    the victim (looking at his webmail-INBOX for example)!

    then the attacker can do everything the victim is able to do with his client
    (browser) without any further user input.

    rC

    securityfreefly.com
    http://www.freefly.com/security/

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