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[Full-disclosure] SEC-Consult SA 20051025-1 :: RSA ACE Web Agent XSS

Subject: [Full-disclosure] SEC-Consult SA 20051025-1 :: RSA ACE Web Agent XSS
Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2005 22:26:32 +0200
SEC-CONSULT Security Advisory 20051025-1
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                  title: RSA ACE Web Agent XSS
                program: RSA ACE/Agent for Web
     vulnerable version: 5.1, 5.1.1
                         newer versions may be vulnerable
               homepage: www.rsasecurity.com
                  found: 2005-10
                     by: SEC-CONSULT / www.sec-consult.com
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Vendor description:
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RSA Authentication Agent software intercepts access requests—whether
local or remote—from users or groups of users and directs them to the
RSA Authentication Manager program for authentication. Once verified,
permission to access protected resources is granted.


Vulnerabilty overview:
---------------

RSA Authentication Agent for Web 5.1 is prone to a Cross site scripting
vulnerability. Please note that this is issue is different from
CAN-2003-0389.


Vulnerability details:
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Due to missing input validation it is possible to inject client side
scripts into the "image" - parameter.

example:

---cut here---

http://[SERVER]/webauthentication?GetPic?
image=x%3Cimg%20src=%22A%22+onError=%22javascript:alert('Thanks%20for%20turning%20on%20the%20remotecontrol')%3b%22%3Exxx

---cut here---


Recommended fixes
---------------

Whitelist allowed characters in userinput.


Vulnerable versions:
---------------

This flaw was discovered in version 5.1 of RSA Agent for Web. No other
versions were available for testing. Web Agents >5.1 may also be vulnerable.


Vendor status:
---------------

RSA Security was notified of this issue several times. However, this
would not inspire them to do further investigation on the flaw.


General remarks
---------------
We know that version 5.1 ist not supported any more and we would like to
apologize in advance for potential nonconformities and/or known issues.

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