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jadwyer (TechnicalUser)
5 Apr 12 12:44
My small business
 server 2003 R2 with latest patches has been failing the Security Metrics PCI
 scan since December. The cause listed for the failure is:
 
Port: 443

Description: web program allows cross-site scripting in query string (/Remote/logon.aspx)
 


Vulnerability Details:

Service: https Sent: GET /Remote/logon.aspx? ><SCRIPT>alert('SAINT'
 ;)</SCRIPT> HTTP/1.0 Host: myhost.org User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 Connection:
 Keep-alive Received: ??<form name="logon" method="pos t"
 action="logon.aspx?><SCRIPT>alert('S AINT' )</SCRIPT>"
 id="logon" autocomplete="off">
 
There are lots of suggestions that seem to relate to products that are not installed and one that
 suggests creating a custom error page that does not display the URI.  

How does one resolve this when the WEB site is the default supplied with SBS 2003?
 


Thanks in advance
 
kurio71 (TechnicalUser)
8 Apr 12 4:19
Looks like the error is pointing to a security vulnerability with the RWW login page and Mozilla.

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