Safari Window Injection Vulnerability

Paul Anderson paul.anderson at hp.com
Thu Dec 9 08:55:42 PST 2004


Dan,

I just tried the test and OmniWeb passed in that the CitiBank page was
unchanged.

Paul

 Paul Anderson
  OpenVMS Engineering
  Hewlett-Packard Company


> From: Dan Carlson <minutiaeman at st-minutiae.com>
> Date: Thu, 9 Dec 2004 11:22:31 -0500
> To: OmniWeb Mailing List <omniweb-l at omnigroup.com>
> Subject: Safari Window Injection Vulnerability
> 
> <http://secunia.com/advisories/13252/>
> 
> I just read about this vulnerability on MacInTouch this morning, and
> thought that it would be worthwhile to bring it up here on the OW list.
>   Am I correct in assuming that since OW uses WebCore, that OW is also
> susceptible to this vulnerability?
> 
> As I understand it, the main issue in this vulnerability is the
> potential for a second website to replace the content in a first
> website's popup window.  There's no actual security risk here
> (directly), aside from the replaced content, right?  (And besides, I
> have popups turned off almost completely anyway...)
> 
> Dan Carlson
> 
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