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Atlassian's Confluence Cross Site Scripting

🗓️ 17 Apr 2011 00:00:00Reported by dave bType 
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Atlassian's Confluence Cross Site Scripting vulnerabilities in document and table of contents macro

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`A while back I reported some bugs in Atlassian's Confluence.  
As everyone *should* have upgraded by now I feel that I can now  
release my proof of concept for CONF-21508 and CONF-21819. (note - I  
uncovered and reported these bugs at different times).  
  
Issue 1 (CONF-21508): the document macro did not sanitize or parse  
content included within it properly.  
example:  
{doc:"/><h2> <marquee xxxxx}"Marquee {doc}  
or  
{doc:"/> <b ><script>alert(1);</script>0}"ohoh {doc}  
  
Issue 2 (CONF-21819): the Table of Contents macro did not sanitize  
the filename of certain types of attachment link.  
  
Example:  
step 1. create a gliffy diagram for a wiki page and call it anything you want.  
step 2. go to the 'view page attachments page' for your wiki page and  
from there to the properties page for your gliffy diagram. On the  
properties page rename your diagram to something like  
orly"/><x>v<script>alert(1);</script>  
step 3. add {attachments:old=true} to the wiki entry.  
  
--  
The abuse of greatness is when it disjoins remorse from power. --  
William Shakespeare, "Julius Caesar"  
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