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Opera 7 multiple bugs updated since 04.02.2003 | | Published: |  | 15.12.2004 | | Source: |  | NTBUGTRAQ | | SecurityVulns ID: |  | 2571 | | Type: |  | client | | Level: |  | 7/10 | | Description: |  | Crossite scripting (including local zone), local files access, mail access, user activity tracking, etc. Buffer overflow. Directory traversal. Files overwriting. Local files access with Location overwriting. Multiple Java bugs. |
| Original document |  | Giovanni Delvecchio, [ZH2004-19SA] Possible execution of remote shell commands in Opera with kfmclien (15.12.2004) |
| |  | Marc Schönefeld, Java Vulnerabilities in Opera 7.54 (22.11.2004) |
| |  | GreyMagic Software, Opera Local File/Directory Detection (GM#009-OP) (19.08.2004) |
| |  | GreyMagic Software, Opera: Location, Location, Location (06.08.2004) |
| |  | GreyMagic Software, Opera: Location, Location, Location (06.08.2004) |
| |  | Jakob Balle, Re: [Full-Disclosure] iDEFENSE Security Advisory 05.12.04: Opera Telnet URI Handler File Creation/Truncation Vulnerability (13.05.2004) |
| |  | IDEFENSE, [Full-Disclosure] iDEFENSE Security Advisory 05.12.04: Opera Telnet URI Handler File Creation/Truncation Vulnerability (13.05.2004) |
| |  | nesumin, [Opera 7] Arbitrary File Delete Vulnerability (24.12.2003) |
| |  | nesumin, [Opera 7] Arbitrary File Delete Vulnerability (15.12.2003) |
| |  | nesumin, [Opera 7] Arbitrary File Auto-Saved Vulnerability. (24.11.2003) |
| |  | Jouko Pynnonen, [Full-Disclosure] Opera directory traversal and buffer overflow (22.11.2003) |
| |  | S G Masood, Opera Directory Traversal in Internal URI Protocol (Advisory) (13.11.2003) |
| |  | S G Masood, Opera Skinned & Opera Directory Traversal (Additional Details & a Simple Exploit) (13.11.2003) |
| |  | S G Masood, Opera Skinned : Arbitrary File Dropping And Execution (Advisory) (13.11.2003) |
| |  | L0PHT, Opera HREF escaped server name overflow (23.10.2003) |
| |  | nesumin, [Opera 7] Five DoS codes on general web sites (01.07.2003) |
| |  | Breakp0int, Buffer overflow (15.05.2003) |
| |  | Jakob Balle, Secunia Research: Opera browser filename extension buffer overflows (13.05.2003) |
| |  | nesumin, [Opera 7] Yet Another Story of "Phantom of the Opera" (29.04.2003) |
| |  | nesumin, [Opera 7/6] Long File Extension Heap Buffer Overrun Vulnerability in Download. (29.04.2003) |
| |  | David F.Madrid, Unchecked Buffer in Opera 7.02 (08.04.2003) |
| |  | idoru_(at)_VIDEOSOFT.NET.UY, Using Java from Javascript (05.04.2003) |
| |  | nesumin, [Opera 7/6] Long Filename Buffer Overflow Vulnerability in Download (12.03.2003) |
| |  | Jakob Balle, Secunia Research: Opera browser Cross Site Scripting (26.02.2003) |
| |  | nesumin, Opera Username Buffer Overflow Vulnerability (11.02.2003) |
| |  | Marc Schönefeld, Java-Applet crashes Opera 6.05 and 7.01 (11.02.2003) |
| |  | GreyMagic Software, Sniffing Opera's Tracks (GM#006-OP) (04.02.2003) |
| |  | GreyMagic Software, Opera: What's Next (GM#005-OP) (04.02.2003) |
| |  | GreyMagic Software, Opera Images (GM#004-OP) (04.02.2003) |
| |  | GreyMagic Software, Phantom of the Opera (GM#003-OP) (04.02.2003) |
| |  | GreyMagic Software, Opera's Security Model is Highly Vulnerable (GM#002-OP) (04.02.2003) |
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