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Vulnerability Development: Re: /instmsg/alias/annoying_web_logs ;)

Re: /instmsg/alias/annoying_web_logs ;)

From: zeno <bugtraq_at_cgisecurity.net>
Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2002 10:05:11 -0400 (EDT)

>
> I get billions of these things too, its part of some MSN groups/chat
> thing, essentially it takes requests the "alias" of the email address
> (dave_at_immunitysec.com => /instmsg/alias/dave). Might be fun to send back

These things are damn annoying. I get probably 5 of these a day and 1 person keeps checking me every
few hours.

> some looooong responses ;) My favorites are all the ones that originate
> from microsoft "tide" addresses... They send me some funny referrers from
> their intranet servers once in a while too.
>

Ha.

> ---
> "Immunity also gets a lot of requests for /instmsg/alias/dave, which
> doesn't exist. I'm curious what web client plugin causes this behavior.
> And, I've noticed FrontPage makes PROPFIND, /_vti_bin/shtml.dll, and
> other FrontPage-style requests. Somewhere here I smell an exploitable
> client-side vulnerability."
> ---
>

I'm curious do we know this is MSN messanger? Anybody else know if AIM or another client sends
these requests?

- zeno

 
Received on Oct 15 2002

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