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Google Toolbar Custom Button Installer Dialog Spoofing Weakness Secunia Advisory:SA28166 Release Date:2007-12-21 Critical:Less critical Impact:Spoofing Where:From remote Solution Status:Unpatched Software:Google Toolbar 1.xGoogle Toolbar 2.xGoogle Toolbar 3.xGoogle Toolbar 4.x Description:Aviv Raffon has discovered a weakness in Google Toolbar, which can be exploited by malicious people to conduct spoofing attacks.The weakness is caused due to an error when handling domains that are being displayed in the Custom Button Installer dialog. This can be exploited to spoof the origin of a custom button and the domain information in the "privacy considerations" section via a specially crafted xml file in combination with a redirector page.The weakness is confirmed in Google Toolbar version 4.0.1601.4987 for Internet Explorer. Other versions may also be affected.Solution:Do not rely on information in the Custom Button dialog when installing custom buttons.Provided and/or discovered by:Aviv RaffonOriginal Advisory:http://aviv.raffon.net/2007/12/18/GoogleToolbarDialogSpoofingVulnerability.aspx
Google Toolbar Custom Button Installer Dialog Spoofing Weakness
Secunia Advisory:SA28166
Release Date:2007-12-21
Critical:Less critical
Impact:Spoofing
Where:From remote
Solution Status:Unpatched
Software:Google Toolbar 1.xGoogle Toolbar 2.xGoogle Toolbar 3.xGoogle Toolbar 4.x
Source: Google Toolbar Custom Button Installer Dialog Spoofing Weakness - Advisories - Secunia
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