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Re: news XSS on paypal.com


From: Javor Ninov <drfrancky () securax org>
Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2006 04:19:38 +0300



ad () heapoverflow com wrote:
This is such scenario we should see in the poc and not a usual boxe
spamming a website ... This does not really alerts a web admin I think.
If this not alerts a web admin ... then nothing can't alert him.
once ago i showed a /etc/passwd to a site admin and his reaction was
like "hell , we don't have such file on our site ?! how did you get it
?" ... speechless !

Thanks anyway for the informations.

php0t wrote:
If it works, then you can plant iframes in popular websites so that when
somebody visits them and they happen to be logged on to paypal at the
same time, the injected javascript could make a transaction using the
victim's (visitor's) creditentials. This can all happen without alerting
the user. (There might be some circumstances blocking this in practice,
like if they require a Turing test for completing money transactions
etc).


php0t

ps: a poc showing how to fake a whole webpage?! :-)


  
I wonder what is interesting in this , usually a poc show us we can 
upload a crafted webpage on a vulnerable website, fake a whole
    
webpage, 
  
etc,  this link doesnt speak much than the noob who found it.
    

  
Pigrelax wrote:

      
www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/gen/--></script><script>alert('www


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