> Attack exactly overload web sites presented in endless loop of redirects. As
> I showed in all cases of Looped DoS vulnerabilities in web sites and web
> applications, which I wrote about during 2008 (when I created this type of
> attacks) - 2013.
You do realize that any browser can be made to i
On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 11:50:47PM +0300, MustLive wrote:
> > This just affects the client though right?
>
> This DoS only going on client side unlike other types of DoS (see my
> classification), but issue of web application is in allowing Looped DoS
> state. You see error message very quickly
Title:
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Barracuda CudaTel 2.6.02.04 - Multiple Web Vulnerabilities
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2013-06-25
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778
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Title:
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Barracuda CudaTel 2.6.02.04 - Persistent Web Vulnerability
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2013-06-21
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777
Common Vulnerability Scoring System:
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Title:
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Mobile USB Drive HD 1.2 - Arbitrary File Upload Vulnerability
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2013-06-27
References:
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http://www.vulnerability-lab.com/get_content.php?id=989
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989
Common Vulnerability Scoring System:
6.8
Introduction:
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Title:
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eFile Wifi Transfer Manager 1.0 iOS - Multiple Vulnerabilities
Date:
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2013-06-24
References:
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http://www.vulnerability-lab.com/get_content.php?id=982
VL-ID:
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982
Common Vulnerability Scoring System:
6.8
Introduction:
Title:
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Sony Playstation Network Account Service System - Password Reset (Session)
Vulnerability
Date:
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2013-05-12
References:
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http://www.vulnerability-lab.com/get_content.php?id=740
VL-ID:
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740
Common Vulnerability Scoring System:
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So basically this results in client sending HTTP GET requests very slowly.
How will that lead to DoS? (We aren't in 1980 anymore)
2013/6/27 MustLive
> **
> *Hello Ryan!*
>
> Attack exactly overload web sites presented in endless loop of redirects.
> As I showed in all cases of Looped DoS vulner
Hello Ryan!
Attack exactly overload web sites presented in endless loop of redirects. As I
showed in all cases of Looped DoS vulnerabilities in web sites and web
applications, which I wrote about during 2008 (when I created this type of
attacks) - 2013.
Particularly concerning web applications
Few days ago Siemens published update for WinCC 7.2 SCADA to fix several
vulnerabilities discovered by SCADA StrangeLove team.
CVE-2013-3957 – most dangers one. Simple SQL Injection because some
configuration and architectural issues an attacker can execute arbitrary
code in context of SQL server.
This just affects the client though right? So doesn't DoS a WordPress blog,
just presents an error message to the user if they click on a crafted link.
How could this be used in the real world to cause any risk?
>From my understanding you'd have to get the user to click on the tinyurl,
which would
Hello list!
These are Denial of Service vulnerabilities WordPress. Which I've disclosed
two days ago (http://websecurity.com.ua/6600/).
About XSS vulnerabilities in WordPress, which exist in two redirectors, I
wrote last year (http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2012/Mar/343). About
Redirecto
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