[NEWS] Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability Found in Apple Web Site
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Date: 12/26/02
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Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability Found in Apple Web Site
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SUMMARY
A vulnerability in Apple's web site allows remote attackers to cause it to
insert malicious HTML or JavaScript into existing web pages of Apple's web
site.
DETAILS
Example:
http://search.apple.com/s97is.vts?Action=FilterSearch&ResultTemplate=webx3.hts&ServerKey=Primary&filter=nullflt.hts&collname=apple&SearchPage=http://search.apple.com/&queryText=Apple+XSSy+K-Otik')</scr!pt><br&SEARCH%20=Search
Vendor response:
Apple has been contacted.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The information has been provided by <mailto:consulting@k-otik.com>
Bekrar Chaouki of K-Otik Security.
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