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PMASA-2007-4

Announcement-ID: PMASA-2007-4

Date: 2007-04-24

Updated: 2007-05-17 (real name of reporter)

Summary

XSS vulnerabilities

Description

We received an advisory from Lukasz Plonka "sp3x" (SecurityReason) and we wish to thank him for his work. It was possible to trigger these attacks on various scripts due to shortcomings in the JavaScript code detection.

Severity

We consider these vulnerabilities to be serious.

Affected Versions

Probably all versions to 2.10.0.2.

Solution

Upgrade to phpMyAdmin 2.10.1 or newer.

References

Assigned CVE ids: CVE-2007-2245

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