[NEWS] JEUS Web Application Server Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability

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Date: 06/18/03

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      JEUS Web Application Server Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability
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    SUMMARY

     <http://www.tmaxsoft.com/products/jeus/jeus_overview.html> JEUS (Java
    Enterprise User Solution) is a J2EE compatible web application server,
    developed by Tmax Soft, providing a clustering system especially designed
    for large enterprise business applications. A cross site scripting
    vulnerability has been discovered in the product allowing remote attackers
    to cause the product to incoporate malicious HTML and JavaScript into
    existing web pages.

    DETAILS

    Vulnerable systems:
     * JEUS version 3.1.4p1
     * JEUS versions below 3.2.2

    JEUS Web Application Server Error Page has a cross site scripting
    vulnerability issue when invoking a non-exists URL like below.

    Example:
    http://vulnerable.com/url.jsp?foo=< script>alert('XSS vulerability
    exists!')</script>

    Solutions:
    STG Security has notified this vulnerability to the vendor, which fixed
    this problem and released JEUS 3.2.2 on October 2002.

    More detail information is found at <http://www.tmax.co.kr>
    http://www.tmax.co.kr.

    Vendor status:
    2002-10-12 Tmax Soft notified.
    2002-10-17 Second attempt at vendor contact.
    2002-10-17 Fixed version released.
    2003-05-21 Last attempt at vendor contact.
    2003-05-23 Public disclosure.

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

    The information has been provided by <mailto:swbae@stgsecurity.com>
    Jeremy Bae at STG Security SSR Team.

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