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Opera < 10.63 Multiple Vulnerabilities
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Opera < 10.63 Multiple Vulnerabilities
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Opera < 10.63 Multiple Vulnerabilities
The version of Opera installed on the remote host is prior to 10.63. It is, therefore, affected by the multiple vulnerabilities : - It is possible to bypass cross-domain checks and allow partial data theft by using CSS. 971 - It is possible to spoof the page address by modifying the size of the...
opera -- multiple vulnerabilities
The Opera Desktop Team reports: Fixed an issue that allowed cross-domain checks to be bypassed, allowing limited data theft using CSS, as reported by Isaac Dawson. Fixed an issue where manipulating the window could be used to spoof the page address. Fixed an issue with reloads and redirects that...
JavaScript might run in the wrong context if loaded from error page
If Opera is sent to an invalid URL, an error page will be displayed along with a link to the URL. The URL linked to might run scripts, and in some cases these scripts might be run in the wrong security context. This can be used to execute scripts in the context of an unrelated domain, which allow...
JavaScript might run in the wrong context if loaded from error page – Opera Security Advisories
JavaScript might run in the wrong context if loaded from error page – Opera Security Advisories OPCOM Team | October 11, 2010 Severity Moderate Description If Opera is sent to an invalid URL, an error page will be displayed along with a link to the URL. The URL linked to might run scripts, and in...
Private video streams can be intercepted
Video content may be used as filler content for a HTML5 canvas, if the video format is natively supported by Opera. If the video and page are from the same site, the content of the canvas can be safely read out by scripts. In some cases, Opera does not check the video's origin correctly, and may...
Cross-domain checks may be bypassed, allowing limited data theft using CSS
CSS can be loaded cross-domain. In some cases, files that do not contain CSS may be partially interpreted as CSS. It is possible to make Opera incorrectly treat remote CSS files as if they were CSS files from the document-origin server, allowing the interpreted parts of a remote file to be read b...
Private video streams can be intercepted – Opera Security Advisories
Private video streams can be intercepted – Opera Security Advisories OPCOM Team | October 6, 2010 Severity Moderate Description Video content may be used as filler content for a HTML5 canvas, if the video format is natively supported by Opera. If the video and page are from the same site, the...
Reloads and redirects can allow spoofing and cross site scripting – Opera Security Advisories
Reloads and redirects can allow spoofing and cross site scripting – Opera Security Advisories OPCOM Team | October 6, 2010 Severity Critical Description Scripts on a page are supposed to be restricted so that they can only interact with other pages from the same domain and security context...
Manipulating the window can be used to spoof the page address – Opera Security Advisories
Manipulating the window can be used to spoof the page address – Opera Security Advisories OPCOM Team | October 6, 2010 Severity Low Description Web page scripts can be used to alter the size of the browser window. In some cases, this manipulation can cause the wrong part of the Web page address t...
Cross-domain checks may be bypassed, allowing limited data theft using CSS – Opera Security Advisories
Cross-domain checks may be bypassed, allowing limited data theft using CSS – Opera Security Advisories OPCOM Team | October 6, 2010 Severity Moderate Description CSS can be loaded cross-domain. In some cases, files that do not contain CSS may be partially interpreted as CSS. It is possible to mak...
Details Emerge on IE 8 Data-Stealing Bug
Security researcher Chris Evans has released details of the data-stealing bug in Internet Explorer 8 that he publicized earlier this month, saying that the CSS flaw can be used to force victims to post messages on Twitter and that the bug appears to be no closer to being fixed. The bug, which has...
Opera 10.51 DLL Hijacking Exploit
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My Opera Found To Host Malware
HED: MyOpera found to host malware BAK: The My Opera free Web hosting service is hosting malicious code, just the latest prominent hosting service to be gamed by malware distributors. Less than a month after Google’s Code hosting service was found to be hosting and serving malicious executables, ...
Researchers Find Malware on My Opera Page
Researchers have discovered that a page on the My Opera community Web site is hosting malware related to an IRC botnet. The discovery comes just a couple of weeks after malicious code also was found on Google Code servers. On Thursday, a researcher perusing a page on the My Opera community site...
Opera Web Browser v10.62 (CSS) Cross Domain Vulnerability
Proof Of Concept: 1.html: body bodyDOM: Cross Domain Vulnerability 2.html: style @import url"1.html"; /style script setTimeoutfunction var s = document.body.currentStyle.DOM; alerts; ,0; /script Vulnerable: Opera 10.62 By: Securitylab.ir Original Advisory: http://Securitylab.ir/Advisories...
Opera crossite access
Crossite scripting via @import url...
Opera < 10.62 Path Subversion Arbitrary DLL Injection Code Execution
The version of Opera installed on the remote host is earlier than 10.62. Such versions insecurely look in their current working directory when resolving DLL dependencies, such as for 'dwmapi.dll' If another application can be made to launch Opera in such a way that it searches for DLLs in the sam...