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Rich Cannings, Himanshu Dwivedi, Zane Lackey, and Alex Stamos

"Hacking Exposed Web 2.0: Web 2.0 Security Secrets and Solutions"

univeristy.edu/~attacker/
crossdomain.xml. The policy would apply to requests such as http://public-pages.univeristy.
edu/~attacker/doEvil.html and http://public-pages.univeristy.edu/~attacker/
moreEvil/doMoreEvil.html, but not to pages such as http://public-pages.univeristy
.edu/~someStudent/familyPictures.html or http://public-pages.univeristy.edu/index
.html. However, the directory-based security should not be relied upon.
Security Policy Re?¬‚ ection Attacks
Popularity: 7
Simplicity: 9
Impact: 8
Risk Rating: 8
Policy files are forgivingly parsed by Flash. If an attacker can construct an HTTP
request that results in the server sending back a policy file, Flash will accept the policy
file. For instance, let??™s say an AJAX request to
http://www.university.edu/CourseListing?format=js&callback=


responded with the following:

() { return {name:"English101", desc:"Read Books"},
{name:"Computers101", desc:"play on computers"}};
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You could then load this policy via the ActionScript:
System.


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