CVE-2006-2303: Undefined Security Weakness

Cross-Application Scripting XAS vulnerability in ICQ Client 5.04 build 2321 and earlier allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script from one application into another via a banner, which is processed in the My Computer zone using the Internet Explorer COM object...

ICQ Client Cross-Application Scripting (XAS)

ICQ Client Cross-Application Scripting XAS by [email protected] Severity: Low Potential Impact: Remote script execution ICQ client in some condition is vulnerable to remote script injection into used Internet Explorer in My Computer Security Zone. Detailed description quote...

ICQ client cross application scripting

It's possible to inject script code into banner window to execute code in My Computer security zone...

Multiple vulnerability scanners cross application scripting

Unsafe data obtained during remote host scan is passed to Internet Explorer...

CVE-2005-2442

Cross-Application Scripting XAS vulnerability in SPI Dynamics WebInspect 5.0.196 allows remote attackers to inject Javascript from one application into another...

CVE-2005-2442

CVE-2005-2442 concerns a Cross-Application Scripting (XAS) vulnerability in SPI Dynamics WebInspect 5.0.196. The connected documents confirm the issue arises in WebInspect and enables remote attackers to inject Javascript from one application into another (XAS), with remote exploitation described...

CVE-2005-2442: Undefined Security Weakness

Cross-Application Scripting XAS vulnerability in SPI Dynamics WebInspect 5.0.196 allows remote attackers to inject Javascript from one application into another...

SPIDynamics WebInspect Cross-Application Scripting (XAS)

PIDynamics WebInspect Cross-Application Scripting XAS I. BACKGROUND SPIDynamics WebInspect is powerful security assessment tool for Web application vulnerable to XAS which could lead to remote code execution. II. DESCRIPTION As many applications WebInspect uses external programs and Windows...

TREND MICRO: The Protector Becomes The Vector [technical exercise: cross-application-scripting]

Thursday, June 03, 2004 The following represents an interesting technical examination when the so-called "Anti-Virus" protector becomes the Virus "Vector". Naturally this is the result of relying on the "plug and play" or "module" of one Internet Explorer browser and operating system from a produ...