Whitepaper called SDRF Vulnerability in Web Applications and Browsers. Like the known CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) vulnerability, SDRF falsifies HTTP requests of users, but in contrast to CSRF, it forges the requests, that are send by a user to the same domain, where the malicious code, that exploits the vulnerability, is located.
2bbcbc1e7df3589650f1f93ca4947b1b1933ac3ec1b1c76dbcedd97997b7f901Amiro.CMS versions 5.4.4 and below suffer from a remote SQL injection vulnerability.
c393b7820aeeda22dffec3a74c760872982eb85cf9b8d2618514b87d679207c5Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 suffers from an IMG tag hijacking vulnerability.
14cae374c30383554e1157f59baef5bc518a0a67261e113077b9cf4c685d7681AboCMS versions 5.4 and below suffer from remote SQL injection vulnerabilities.
0150a02daca5eeb18c9fbc441c77a11117d492024c95a2e3974fb623c24ab58cMura CMS versions 5.1 and below suffer from a remote root folder disclosure vulnerability.
604eccccdf3b7188e6c37723e53f07f57cfe45457073452b8070ac5125575678Amiro.CMS versions 5.4.0.0 and below suffer from a root folder disclosure vulnerability.
c20d57c3a20508f53bf4e28a08d2a37a80901fba2b290d4437b0b7a549a9e3c9Amiro.CMS versions 5.4.0.0 and below suffer from cross site scripting vulnerabilities.
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