This problem was fixed this morning.

Keith Dallara
Director, E-Mail Product Management
dallaramail.com

-----Original Message-----
From: Digital Shadow [mailto:dshadowwhoever.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 12:16 PM
To: mailsupportstaff.mail.com
Cc: bugtraqsecurityfocus.com
Subject: Mail.com Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability

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Mail.com Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability
Ministry-of-Peace - www.ministryofpeace.co.uk
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SYNOPSIS

Mail.com offers free webmail services, which are used
by tens of thousands of people around the world.
The site suffers from a CSS vulnerability, giving a
malicious user the ability to view the site cookies of
any user currently logged in.

IMPACT

If a malicious user can get the mail.com user to follow
a simple link, then they can grab that users mail.com
cookies and possibly use them to authenticate as that
user.

WORKING EXAMPLE

Log into your mail.com account, and then go to:
http://mymail.mail.com/scripts/common/forgotpasswd.cgi?login=><!-- scripts>docu
ment.writeln(document.cookie)</scripts --></p>

CREDITS

Vulnerability discovered by Digital Shadow.

INFO

Security Advisory #03
Published: 03rd January 2002

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