[UNIX] JShop page.php Cross Site Scripting

From: SecuriTeam (support_at_securiteam.com)
Date: 08/22/04

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      JShop page.php Cross Site Scripting
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    SUMMARY

    JShop is "a e-commerce system designed for servers that support both PHP
    and MySQL. Featuring a wealth of features for high-end e-commerce systems,
    such as customer accounts, stock control and order processing, JShop is
    designed for those companies wanting to offer a greater level of service
    to their on-line customers".

    Due to inadequate filtering of user provided data, a remote attacker can
    insert third-party content to the page returned to the users.

    DETAILS

    JShop inadequately filters incoming data of the xPage parameter, this
    allows attackers to insert HTML and/or JavaScript to the data sent back to
    the user.

    Example:
    http://vulnerable/page.php?xPage=>alert(document.cookie)</SCRIPT>

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

    The information has been provided by <mailto:drponidi@hackermail.com> Dr
    Ponidi.
    The original article can be found at:
    <    http://indohack.sourceforge.net/drponidi>
    http://indohack.sourceforge.net/drponidi

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