Figure 5.1 Example of an Exception Exploit in beyondsecurity.com
Because Flash has the ability to spoof HTTP headers (at least ones that are not already
set), the attacker has the ability to force a user through redirection to visit the page, while
sending the malicious header. In this way, the attacker can inject XSS into any vulnerable
instance of the Web server.This primarily affects versions of Apache prior to 1.3.35, 2.0.58,
and 2.2.2; however it may affect other variants.
This is a good lesson though. The attacker can leverage ...
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