The emergence of cross channel scripting

Hristo Bojinov; Elie Bursztein; Dan Boneh

doi:10.1145/1787234.1787257

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The emergence of cross channel scripting

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Available Media	Publication (PDF)
Conference	Communications of the ACM Journal (CACM) - 2010
Authors	Hristo Bojinov , Elie Bursztein , Dan Boneh
Citation	BibTeX BibTeX `@inproceedings{Bojinov2010The, title = {The emergence of cross channel scripting}, author = {Hristo Bojinov and Elie Bursztein and Dan Boneh}, booktitle = {Communications of the ACM Journal}, year = {2010}, organization = {ACM} }`

Lightweight, embedded Web servers are soon about to outnumber regular Internet Web servers. They reside in devices entrusted with personal and corporate data, and are typically used for configuration and management. We reveal a series of attacks on consumer and small office electronics, ranging from networked storage to digital photo frames. The attacks target Web server logic and are based on a new type of vulnerability that we call cross channel scripting (XCS). XCS is a sophisticated form of cross site scripting (XSS) in which the attack injection and execution are carried out via different protocols.