Rule Release for Today, Thursday September 23rd, 2010
Summary: Cisco Talos released rules on Thursday, September 23, 2010, addressing a Microsoft .NET Framework information disclosure tracked as CVE-2010-3332. The flaw leaks enough detail in error responses for an attacker to decrypt and modify encrypted data, forge cookies, and obtain application files through an Oracle padding attack.
What's compelling: An error message that reveals too much turns into forged cookies and readable application files, so the padding-oracle weakness in .NET Framework sits directly against session integrity and data confidentiality.
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- Topics
- Supply Chain & AppSec
- Mentions
- CVE-2010-3332
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