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Google Services Notifier Chrome extension XSS/CSRF
extension:https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/dmgbflokapnkfnegeigclohhplnflgie
advisore:http://lostmon.blogspot.com/2010/06/google-services-notifier-chrome.html
Exploit available:yes vendor notify : NO
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So in this case "Notifier for Google Wave Chrome"
has a flaw that allow attackers to make XSS style attacks.
All extensions runs over his origin and no have way to altered data from extension
or get sensitive data like , email account or password etc..
if we look how many users have instaled this extension =>
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/dmgbflokapnkfnegeigclohhplnflgie
109 users have instaled it (WoW)
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explanation
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Google Services Notifier allows users to view wen they have a new wave and
view a preview of it ....
"Keep you update with Google services like Google Mail,Blogger,Reader,YouTube,
Google Docs, Google Wave etc. More services will be added soon."
If a attacker compose a new mail with html or javascript code in
subject & send it to victim´s the code is executed wen Victim´s click in the
extension to view a preview of mail.
So for exploit we need to compose a "special" mail
for example if we put directly in the mail subject a iframe like
"><iframe src="javascript:alert(location.href);"></iframe>
in the two cases the alert is executed wen try to preview the mail
with the extension :) it is executed in context location.href value is
"about:blank"
For example send a mail With a logout acction in google wave in body
"><iframe src="https://wave.google.com/wave/logout"></iframe>
it closes the sesion on google wave , this is a CSRF.
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Thnx for your time !!!
atentamente:
Lostmon (lostmon@gmail.com)
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Google Services Notifier Chrome extension XSS/CSRF
Friday, June 18, 2010
Categories:
browsers,
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vulnerability,
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