VULNERABILITIES
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LOW
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INFORMATION
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XSS, DORK magnum.compudyne.net REPORT SUMMARYHoyt LLC Research investigates and reports on security vulnerabilities embedded in Web Applications and Products used in wide-scale deployment.XSS.CX Home | Hoyt LLC Research BlogLoading
Netsparker - Scan Report Summary
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Total Requests5326Average Speed29.54 req/sec. |
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INFORMATION
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XSS targets the users of the application instead of the server. Although this is a limitation, since it allows attackers to hijack other users' session, an attacker might attack an administrator to gain full control over the application.
The issue occurs because the browser interprets the input as active HTML, Javascript or VbScript. To avoid this, all input and output from the application should be filtered. Output should be filtered according to the output format and location. Typically the output location is HTML. Where the output is HTML ensure that all active content is removed prior to its presentation to the server.
Prior to sanitizing user input, ensure you have a pre-defined list of both expected and acceptable characters with which you populate a white-list. This list needs only be defined once and should be used to sanitize and validate all subsequent input.
There are a number of pre-defined, well structured white-list libraries available for many different environments, good examples of these include, OWASP Reform and Microsoft Anti Cross-site Scripting libraries are good examples.
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- /v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/processLogin.rails
/v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/processLogin.rails CONFIRMED |
| Parameter | Type | Value |
| btnSubmit | POST | Go |
| gotoparams | POST | 3 |
| returnurl | POST | '"--></style></script><script>alert(0x000206)</script> |
| txtemail | POST | netsparker@example.com |
| txtpass | POST | 3 |
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- /v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/processLogin.rails
/v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/processLogin.rails CONFIRMED |
| Parameter | Type | Value |
| gotoparams | POST | 3 |
| returnurl | POST | '"--></style></script><script>alert(0x000345)</script> |
| txtemail | POST | netsparker@example.com |
| txtpass | POST | 3 |
If an attacker can intercept network traffic he/she can steal users credentials.
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- /v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/
/v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/ CONFIRMED |
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- /v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/_processLogin.asp
/v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/_processLogin.asp CONFIRMED |
| Parameter | Type | Value |
| btnSubmit | POST | -111 OR SLEEP(25)=0 LIMIT 1-- |
| gotoparams | POST | 3 |
| txtemail | POST | netsparker@example.com |
| txtpass | POST | 3 |
autocomplete="off" to the form tag or to individual "input" fields.|
- /v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/
/v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/ CONFIRMED |
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- /v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/Default.aspx
/v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/Default.aspx CONFIRMED |
X-AspNet-Version banner of HTTP response or default ASP.NET error page.
web.config file to prevent information leakage by using custom error pages and removing X-AspNet-Version from HTTP responses.
<System.Web>
< httpRuntime enableVersionHeader="false" />
<customErrors mode="On" defaultRedirect="~/error/GeneralError.aspx">
<error statusCode="403" redirect="~/error/Forbidden.aspx" />
<error statusCode="404" redirect="~/error/PageNotFound.aspx" />
<error statusCode="500" redirect="~/error/InternalError.aspx" />
</customErrors>
</System.Web>
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- /v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/Default.aspx
/v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/Default.aspx |
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- /v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/_processLogin.asp
/v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/_processLogin.asp |
| Parameter | Type | Value |
| btnSubmit | POST | Go |
| gotoparams | POST | 3 |
| txtemail | POST | ../../../../../../../../../../boot.ini .asp |
| txtpass | POST | 3 |
<%@Page ViewStateEncryptionMode="Always" %>You can also set this option for the whole application by using web.config files. Apply the following configuration for your application's web.config file.
<System.Web> <pages viewStateEncryptionMode="Always"> </System.Web>
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- /v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/Header.aspx
/v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/Header.aspx |
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- /v4_6_release/
/v4_6_release/ CONFIRMED |
SERVER header of its HTTP response.
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- /robots.txt
/robots.txt |
Robots.txt file with potentially sensitive content.
robots.txt and ensure that they correctly protected by means of authentication.|
- /robots.txt
/robots.txt CONFIRMED |
web.config file to disable ASP.NET debugging.
<System.Web>
< compilation debug="false" />
</System.Web>
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- /v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/Default.aspx
/v4_6_release/services/system_io/Portal/Default.aspx |