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CVE-2007-1358 is a cross-site scripting vulnerability affecting certain applications deployed on Apache Tomcat 4.0.0 through 4.0.6 and 4.1.0 through 4.1.34. An application that displays the client-supplied Accept-Language HTTP header without appropriate validation and output encoding can reflect malicious values into an HTML response. Crafted Accept-Language values that do not conform to RFC 2616 can therefore inject arbitrary script or HTML into the rendered page.
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A cross-site scripting vulnerability in applications using affected Apache Tomcat versions. Malformed Accept-Language HTTP headers can enable a remote attacker to inject arbitrary script or HTML.
Cross-site scripting risk from accepting invalid Accept-Language header values.
An unspecified flaw in the Apache Tomcat package shipped with Red Hat Network Satellite Server 5.1.
Cross-site scripting exposure from malformed Accept-Language headers.
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