CVE-2013-4415

Múltiples vulnerabilidades de tipo cross-site scripting (XSS) en Spacewalk y Red Hat Network (RHN) Satellite versión 5.6, permiten a los atacantes remotos inyectar script web o HTML arbitrario por medio de la (1) variable whereCriteria en un software búsqueda de canales; la variable (2) end_year, (3) start_hour, (4) end_am_pm, (5) end_day, (6) end_hour, (7) end_minute, (8) end_month, (9) end_year, (10) optionScanDateSearch, (11) result_filter, (12) search_string, (13) show_as, (14) start_am_pm, (15) start_day, (16) start_day, (17) start_minute, (18) start_month, (19) start_year o (20) whereToSearch en una búsqueda de resultados de auditoría scap; la variable (21) end_minute, (22) end_month, (23) end_year, (24) errata_type_bug, (25) errata_type_enhancement, (26) errata_type_security, (27) fineGrained, (28) list_1892635924_sortdir, (29) optionIssueDateSearch, (30) start_am_pm, (31) start_day, (32) start_ hour, (33) start_minute, (34) start_month, (35) start_year o (36) view_mode en una búsqueda de erratas; o (37) variable fineGrained en una búsqueda de sistemas, relacionada con PAGE_SIZE_LABEL_SELECTED.

Red Hat Satellite is a systems management tool for Linux-based infrastructures. It allows for provisioning, remote management and monitoring of multiple Linux deployments with a single, centralized tool. A cross-site scripting flaw was found in the way the Red Hat Satellite web interface performed sanitization of notes for registered systems. A remote authenticated Red Hat Satellite user could create a malicious note that, when viewed by a victim, could execute arbitrary web script with the privileges of the user viewing that note. Multiple cross-site scripting flaws were found in the Red Hat Satellite web interface. A remote attacker could provide a specially crafted link that, when visited by an authenticated Red Hat Satellite user, would lead to arbitrary web script execution in the context of the user's web interface session.