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CVE-2014-3197 is an information disclosure vulnerability in Blink's NavigationScheduler::schedulePageBlock function, as used by Google Chrome before 38.0.2125.101. When Chrome's XSSAuditor blocked a page in X-XSS-Protection block mode after detecting a reflected-XSS pattern, the browser did not correctly provide substitute data for the blocked page. Instead, the blocked navigation exposed a detectable state change, including replacement behavior associated with a data: URL, that could be observed cross-origin. A remote attacker could induce false positives in the XSS filter using crafted web content and then test guessed values embedded in requests to a target page. By observing whether the filter activated for each guess, the attacker could infer sensitive information present in the target response, particularly low-entropy secrets reflected early in script content. The issue is therefore not a same-origin policy bypass in the classic sense, but a cross-origin side channel created by XSS filter block-mode handling.
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ChromeのXSSフィルタのブロックモードを悪用し、クロスオリジンiframeでフィルタ発動有無を観測して秘密情報を総当たりで窃取できる情報漏えい脆弱性。
A Chrome XSS filter information disclosure vulnerability in block mode that allowed attackers to infer small secrets cross-origin by triggering false XSS filter detections and observing side effects such as URL changes.
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