2007-11-20 06:30:03
The XSS flaw, found in the Firefox JAR URL handler, is a problem child endemic to just about anything Web 2.0. Mozilla is working to fix a flaw in the JAR URL handler that could leave Firefox users open to cross-site scripting attacks that are impossible for anti-virus programs to prevent. It turns out that the vulnerability, first reported in February by Jesse Ruderman, is far more serious than first realized. In fact, it turns out to be endemic to"almost everything that smells like Web 2.0," security researcher Petko D. Petkov, also known as"pdp" of GNUCitizen, wrote in a Nov. 7 posting. 

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