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[2/5] Nukedit "terms" Cross-Site Scripting - Omniscient - May 2, 2007

Nexus has reported a vulnerability in Nukedit, which can be exploited by malicious people to conduct cross-site scripting attacks.


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Posted at http://secunia.com/advisories/25087/


* - theFxTradeMan - Mar 1, 2012

Hmm, I wonder if this has been patched yet... xD
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* - Vexna - Mar 2, 2012

(Mar 1, 2012 02:45 PM)Sparkks Wrote:  Hmm, I wonder if this has been patched yet... xD
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Sure it has been patched. Why? Check when the thread has been posted, you will understand.


* - i420 - Oct 23, 2016

(Mar 2, 2012 05:59 AM)Vexna Wrote:  Sure it has been patched. Why? Check when the thread has been posted, you will understand.

Just because a thread about an exploit was posted a very long time ago does not mean that exploit is patched. I know of many old old exploits that have been reported and still not patched. There is also the chance of that exploit being modified to create an even deadlier one.


* - Tsunfire - Oct 23, 2016

(Oct 23, 2016 08:47 PM)i420 Wrote:  Just because a thread about an exploit was posted a very long time ago does not mean that exploit is patched. I know of many old old exploits that have been reported and still not patched. There is also the chance of that exploit being modified to create an even deadlier one.

This is a very old thread, stop gravedigging.


* - Orgy - Oct 25, 2016

(Oct 23, 2016 08:51 PM)Japаn Wrote:  This is a very old thread, stop gravedigging.

Even so he does raise a good point