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PHD Help Desk 1.43 contains multiple cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in several application endpoints, including area.php, solic_display.php, area_list.php, atributo.php, atributo_list.php, and caso_insert.php. The flaws are exposed through insufficient sanitization or output encoding of attacker-controlled input supplied via PATH_INFO, multiple query-string parameters, and at least one arbitrary parameter name pattern beginning with "sentido". Successful exploitation allows injection of arbitrary script or HTML into server responses rendered in a victim’s browser.
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Internet ExplorerのXSSフィルタが応答を書き換える挙動を悪用してUXSSを引き起こす脆弱性。この記事では最初に大きな注目を集めたIEのXSSフィルタ脆弱性として扱われている。
An Internet Explorer XSS filter UXSS vulnerability where false detection and page alteration could lead to universal cross-site scripting.
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