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Re: Validation

Subject: Re: Validation
Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2007 13:28:15 -0700
You can always re-scan with just these plugins, and packet capture, for 
analysis.  Can be useful.  With that said:

11760:  Pod.Board Forum_Details.PHP Cross Site Scripting -- is this 
package on the server in question?  That's usually the first place I start 
-- do I have the package installed that has the flaw.  If I do -- 
typically the report will indicate the string that was used: append that 
to the URL sent to the board.  Try it out yourself, and see if you get the 
same results.  In a packet capture -- if you get the test string back in 
the response anywhere from the server, that's an issue.

11694: Do you have either of the executables mentioned on the target 
system?  nph-psa.exe and nph-psf.exe ?  Are you behind in the version of 
psynch?  That's what I'd like for....

15908:  Apache Jakarta Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability -- same as 
11760.





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How do you validate vulnerabilities Nessus finds? I've been working with a 
server for awhile that all of the sudden supposedly has a bunch of 
vulnerabilities. Below are a few of the ID's. How do I validate that the 
vulnerability exists or not?

Nessus ID : 11760
Nessus ID : 11694
Nessus ID : 15908

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