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Adobe Security Bulletins - February 2007

From: Adobe Systems Incorporated (directadobesystems.com)
Date: Tue Feb 13 2007 - 17:43:06 CST


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Adobe Security Bulletins:
- Patch available for ColdFusion MX 7 Cross-Site Scripting
issue when Global Script Protection is not enabled
- Patch available for ColdFusion MX Cross-Site Scripting
issue
- Patch available for JRun Cross-Site Scripting issue
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APSB07-03 - Patch available for ColdFusion MX 7 Cross-Site
Scripting issue when Global Script Protection is not enabled

Originally posted: February 13, 2007

Summary:
A specially crafted URL could be used to create a cross-site
scripting attack on ColdFusion when Global Script Protection
is not enabled.

Severity Rating:
Adobe categorizes this issue as moderate:
http://direct.adobe.com/r?xJcPqWPEJnPlEPccncn

Adobe recommends that users apply this update to their
installations. Learn more:
http://direct.adobe.com/r?xJcPqWPEJnnHEPccncl
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APSB07-04 - Patch available for ColdFusion MX Cross-Site
Scripting issue

Originally posted: February 13, 2007

Summary:
A vulnerability in ColdFusion's default error page could
allow an attacker to bypass ColdFusion's cross-site
scripting protection. A specially crafted request sent to
the ColdFusion server could result in the attacker being
able to conduct cross site scripting attacks.

Severity Rating:
Adobe categorizes this issue as moderate:
http://direct.adobe.com/r?xJcPqWPEJnPlEPccncn

Adobe recommends that users apply this update to their
installations. Learn more:
http://direct.adobe.com/r?xJcPqWPEJnncEPccncP

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APSB07-05 - Patch available for JRun Cross-Site Scripting
issue

Originally posted: February 13, 2007

Summary:
A vulnerability in JRun's administrator console could allow
a cross-site scripting attack. A specially crafted URL sent
to the JRun administrator application could result in the
attacker being able to conduct cross site scripting attacks.

Severity Rating:
Adobe categorizes this issue as important:
http://direct.adobe.com/r?xJcPqWPEJnPlEPccncn

Adobe recommends that users apply this update to their
installations. Learn more:
http://direct.adobe.com/r?xJcPqWPEJnnJEPccncn
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