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Vulnerabilities Table of Contents
Description
Occurs when an application contains content provided from a 3rd party resource that is delivered without any type of content scrub.
Environments Affected
- Web servers
- Application servers
- Client Machines
Risk Factors
- Allowing hosted content from an untrusted server into a trusted application: affecting the server, server environment, and client machine.
- No confirmation of Third Party Controls.
Examples
This following example is a common method to insert third party hosted content into a trusted an application. If the hosting site is vulnerable to attack, all content delivered to an application would be vulnerable malicious changes.
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Related Attacks
Related Vulnerabilities
TBD
Related Controls
TBD
