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no__1__here
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join:2003-10-13
Tomball, TX
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reply to BeesTea

Re: The state of homograph attacks

Found the same. Worked until browser restarted.

For you Proxomitron users out there, here's a quick hack:


Name = "IDN Removal"
Active = TRUE
Bounds = "$NEST(<a(rea|),<(/a(rea|)|br)>)"
Limit = 1025
Match = "*href=$AV(*\&#[0-9]+;*)*"
Replace = "Removed IDN exploitable URL"


Semi-tested. :)

SUMware
Premium
join:2002-05-21
kudos:2

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This Proxo filter works for me with the posted exploit and Firefox 1.0. Thanks for posting it.


Jim Wright

join:2001-06-09
Carrollton, TX

reply to no__1__here
How exactly do I get this hack into proxo? I am using 4.5, but not adept at making these adjustments to the program. Thanks for any help.:D

JW


SUMware
Premium
join:2002-05-21
kudos:2

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Hi Jim. Make a backup copy of your default.cfg file (located in the Proxo folder) for safety. Then open the default.cfg file. Copy & paste the filter into the config within the [Patterns] section (a safe location would be where site-specific filters (ie. Yahoo, CNN, etc.) are located. Save the config, then exit/restart Proxo.


Jim Wright

join:2001-06-09
Carrollton, TX

Hey SUM,

Thanks man. I really appreciate the assistance.

JW


SUMware
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join:2002-05-21
kudos:2

My pleasure.


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