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Title	Bugzilla HTML Injection and Cross Site Request Forgery Vulnerabilities
Published	2009-02-02-12:00AM
Updated	2009-02-03-03:59PM
Class	Design Error
CVE
Remote	Yes
Local	No
Credit	Fr?©d?©ric Buclin, Stephen Lee, Jesse Ruderman, Terry Weissman, Max Kanat-Alexander, Teemu Mannermaa, Mozilla Corporation
Vulnerable	Mozilla Bugzilla 3.3.1 Mozilla Bugzilla 3.0.6 Mozilla Bugzilla 3.0.5 Mozilla Bugzilla 3.0.4 Mozilla Bugzilla 3.0.2 Mozilla Bugzilla 3.0.1 Mozilla Bugzilla 3.0 Mozilla Bugzilla 2.22.6 Mozilla Bugzilla 2.22.5 Mozilla Bugzilla 2.22.4 Mozilla Bugzilla 2.22.3 Mozilla Bugzilla 2.22.2 Mozilla Bugzilla 2.22.1 Mozilla Bugzilla 3.2 Mozilla Bugzilla 2.22 RC1 Mozilla Bugzilla 2.22
Not Vulnerable	Mozilla Bugzilla 3.3.2 Mozilla Bugzilla 3.2.1 Mozilla Bugzilla 3.0.7 Mozilla Bugzilla 2.22.7
Code	An attacker can exploit these issues through a browser. To exploit some of these issues, the attacker must entice a user into visiting a malicious site.
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