Cross-Domain Cookie Sharing in Konqueror by KDE
CVE-2005-4684
What is CVE-2005-4684?
A vulnerability in Konqueror allows remote attackers to exploit a flaw in cookie handling, enabling cookies to be associated with multiple domains. This occurs when the DNS resolver includes a non-root domain in its search list. Attackers can use this to deceive users into accepting cookies set for misleading hostnames created from search-list expansions. For instance, a malicious actor exploiting this flaw could set up a site under 'ap1.com' to steal cookies from users who are actually interacting with an internal 'ap1.com.example.com' resource. This security loophole poses a significant risk to privacy and data integrity.
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