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Topic :

Google Urchin password theft madness

SecurityAlert : 3177

CVE : CVE-2007-5112

SecurityRisk : Low Security Risk Low

(About)

Remote Exploit : Yes

Local Exploit : No

Exploit Available : Yes

Credit : pagvac

Published : 27.09.2007

Affected Software :

Urchin Software Urchin 5.7.3
Urchin Software Urchin 5.7.2
Urchin Software Urchin 5.7.1
Urchin Software Urchin 5.6.00r2

Advisory Content :

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There is a trivially exploitable XSS vul on Google Urchin Web Analytics
5's login page. The vulnerability has been tested on versions 5.6.00r2,
v5.7.01, 5.7.02 and 5.7.03 (latest). Previous versions are most likely
to be affected as well.

I know that you're sick of XSS PoCs that only open alert boxes. So I
crafted a exploit URL that will steal the victim's username and password
by simply clicking on it:

http://www.gnucitizen.org/blog/google-urchin-password-theft-madness

PS: demo video included!

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pagvac
[http://gnucitizen.org, http://ikwt.com/]
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