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March 1st, 2003, 03:19 PM
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About a year ago I remember that there was a quite popular exploit in Hotmail.
You had to send someone an email with in the subject field a javascript command.
First you had to it like this, then they found out and patched it, still leaving a kind of buffer-overflow exploit open, which could be exploited using the same javascript command, but a long one, which caused the buffer to overflow, and at the end there had to be a second javascript command, which was executed. Which worked for a while too.
I believe that one could actually have the passwd of a mailbox mailed to him with this.
Correct me if I'm wrong,
Grtz.
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