Nullsoft ShoutcastServer Persistant XSS - 0day

[SaMuschie <samuschie () yahoo de>]

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| SaMuschie Research Labs proudly presents . . .
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| Application: Nullsoft ShoutcastServer
| Version: 1.9.7/Win32 (other versions/platforms not tested)
| Vuln./Exploit Type: Persistant XSS
| Status: -0day
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| Discovered by: Muschiemann
| Released: 20070227
| SaMuschie Release Number: 3
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It is possible to inject scriptcode into the applications logfile without
authentication. Once the admin is viewing the logfile via the web interface, 
the scriptcode will be executed.

e.g.:

http://victim:8001/"/><script>alert(document.getElementsByTagName("PRE")[0].firstChild.data)</script>

By abusing this vuln it is possible to send the complete logfile to an evil host. 

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| SaMuschie Research Labs was found to publish
| vulnerabilities within well known software products,
| which are easy to discover and exploit.
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| SaMuschie researchers just spend a minimum of time
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| to the researchers.... they don't know the answer ;) 
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