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SquirrelMail "Address Add" Plugin Vulnerable to Cross Site Scripting
A plug-in forSquirrelMail, Address Add, is vulnerable to cross-site scriptingattacks. A successful attack might allow an intruder to obtain a person's cookie and session information
ITPro Today
September 29, 2005
1 Min Read
ReportedSeptember 28, 2005 by Moritz Naumann
VERSIONS AFFECTED
SquirrelMail“Address Add” Plugin, version 1.4 to 2.0 |
DESCRIPTION
SquirrelMailis a popular cross-platform Web-based email interface. A plug-in forSquirrelMail, Address Add, is vulnerable to cross-site scriptingattacks. A successful attack might allow an intruder to obtain aperson's cookie and session information.
VENDOR RESPONSE
The plug-in'sdeveloper, Jimmy Conner, has released AddressAdd 2.1, whichcorrects this problem. Administrators who use the plug-in shouldupgrade to this version. If an upgrade isn't possible, ensure thatusers have Javascript disabled in their browsers or that the AddressAdd plug-in is disabled.
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