seclog-2007-001.txt

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Hidden in the conspiracy behind the browser hijack attack and Defense-bug warning-the black bar safety net

“Browser hijacking”, the popular point said is deliberately misleading browser the route of a phenomenon, a common browser hijacker phenomenon:to access the normal site is diverted to a malicious Web page, when input the wrong URL was transferred to the hijacking software the specified website,...

CVE-2006-1077

Evo-Dev evoBlog is affected by multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in the commentary feature. The issue allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script or HTML through the name parameter and other unspecified parameters. The reports indicate an XSS risk without specifying a...

zoomblogXSS.txt

DESCRIPTION Zoomblog is prone to HTML injection attacks. It is possible for a malicious Zoomblog user to inject hostile HTML and script code into the commentary via form fields. This code may be rendered in the browser of a web user who views the commentary of Zoomblog. Zoomblog does not adequate...

Zoomblog <IMG> BBCode Tag JavaScript Injection Vulnerability

DETAILS Zoomblog is prone to javascript injection attacks. Zoomblog does not adequately filter img tags from various fields. It is possible for a malicious Zoomblog user to inject hostile javascript code into the commentary via form fields. This code may be rendered in the browser of a web user w...

Zomplog Script Injection Vulnerability =>3.4 (all versions vulnerable)

zomplog is prone to xss injection attacks. It is possible for a malicious zomplog user to inject hostile xss and script code into the commentary via form fields. This code may be rendered in the browser of a web user who views the commentary of zomplog. zomplog does not adequately filter xss tags...