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AUSCERT External Security Bulletin Redistribution
ESB-2008.0067 -- [Win][UNIX/Linux]
Adobe Security Bulletins - January 2008
18 January 2008
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AusCERT Security Bulletin Summary
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Product: Dreamweaver
Contribute
Adobe Connect Enterprise Server
Adobe Dreamweaver CS3
Adobe Acrobat Connect
Publisher: Adobe
Operating System: Windows
UNIX variants (UNIX, Linux, OSX)
Impact: Cross-site Scripting
Access: Remote/Unauthenticated
CVE Names: CVE-2007-6244 CVE-2007-6637
Ref: ESB-2008.0006
ESB-2007.1046
Original Bulletin:
http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb08-01.html
http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb08-02.html
http://www.adobe.com/support/security/advisories/apsa07-06.html
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Adobe Security Bulletins:
- - Update to Dreamweaver and Contribute to address potential
cross-site scripting vulnerabilities
- - Update available for Adobe Connect Enterprise Server
cross-site scripting issue
Adobe Security Advisory:
- - Vulnerabilities in some SWF files could allow cross-site
scripting
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APSB08-01 - Update to Dreamweaver and Contribute to address
potential cross-site scripting vulnerabilities
Originally posted: January 16, 2008
Summary:
Potential cross-site scripting vulnerabilities have been
identified in code generated by the Insert Flash Video
command in Dreamweaver and Contribute. Users who have used
the Insert Flash Video command in Dreamweaver or Contribute
are recommended to update their websites and product
installations with the instructions provided. This
update addresses an issue previously described in Security
Advisory APSA07-06.
Severity Rating:
Adobe categorizes this update as important
http://direct.adobe.com/r?xJlvTqTElqPcEcHHqJcJc
Adobe recommends that users apply this update to their
installations. Learn more:
http://direct.adobe.com/r?xJlvTqTElqnHEcHHqJcJc
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APSB08-02 - Update available for Adobe Connect Enterprise
Server cross-site scripting issue
Originally posted: January 16, 2008
Summary:
Potential cross-site scripting vulnerabilities have been
identified in code generated by Adobe Presenter for use with
Adobe Connect Enterprise Server 6 including Adobe Acrobat
Professional meetings. Adobe recommends that Connect
Enterprise Server administrators update their product
installations with the instructions provided below. This
update addresses an issue previously described in Security
Advisory APSA07-06.
Severity Rating:
Adobe categorizes this update as important
http://direct.adobe.com/r?xJlvTqTElqPcEcHHqJcJc
Adobe recommends that users apply this update to their
installations. Learn more:
http://direct.adobe.com/r?xJlvTqTElqTcEcHHqJcJl
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APSA07-06 - Vulnerabilities in some SWF files could allow
cross-site scripting
Originally posted: December 23, 2007
Summary: Adobe is aware of the content related to potential
cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in SWF files as
described in an upcoming book discussing methods malicious
attackers can use to take advantage of inadequately coded
SWF files. According to the book, several applications that
can be used to create SWF content are currently deployed
with pre-generated SWF files, which may contain XSS
vulnerabilities. The Adobe applications described include
Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 and Adobe Acrobat Connect.
Severity Rating:
Adobe categorizes these issues as important
http://direct.adobe.com/r?xJlvTqTElqPcEcHHqJcJc
Adobe recommends that users apply the relevant updates to
their installations. Learn more:
http://direct.adobe.com/r?xJlvTqTElqncEcHHqJcJJ
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Adobe reserves the right, from time to time, to update
the information in this document with current information.
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