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Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier contains a cross-domain scripting/zone restriction bypass issue (aka “Script URLs Cross Domain”) where script from a less-privileged context can be evaluated in a different security domain, including the Local Machine Zone. The vulnerability can be triggered via multiple mechanisms that cause IE to load or reuse script-bearing URLs across domains/zones, including loading file: URLs containing JavaScript via NavigateAndFind or window.open, manipulating the base tag href for the _search window, loading the search window into an iframe, and leveraging cached javascript: URLs in browser history and then accessing them in the same frame as a target domain. This results in script execution in an unintended zone/domain, enabling cross-domain access and zone policy bypass.
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