Ben Lorica
2008/06/30
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Many web sites allow users to upload different types of files, in particular GIF and other image files. During a recent webinar to promote the upcoming Black Hat briefings in Las Vegas, a group of hackers announced the creation of a hybrid file that can potentially bypass a browser's same origin policy. They created a GIF file that also happens to be a JAR file ( a "GIFAR" file). Once uploaded onto a web site, and assuming the web server runs a JVM, it allows one to run a malicious java applet on someone else's web server. Details were not provided, since the hackers claim that Sun is still working on a patch. For more on hybrid (image) files as attack vectors, go to minute 41:23 of the webinar. |
翻译:sniffer 很多网站都允许用户上传文件,尤其是GIF等图片文件。最近的一个Web会议上一群骇客宣布创造出一种混合文件,可以绕过浏览器的同源策略,该Web会议是为了推广即将到来的在拉斯维加斯的Black Hat briefings。他们的这种GIF文件也是一个JAR文件(是一个“GIFAR”),一旦上传到Web服务器上,而这个服务器又有JVM,就允许运行恶意的Java applet。 他们并没有提供细节,这些骇客说Sun正在准备相关的补丁。关于这个混合图片文件的更多信息可以参看该Web会议,大概从41分23秒开始。 |
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