CVE-2007-0583: Multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in HTTP Commander 6.0, and possibly earlier, allow remo...

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This is a reported cross-site scripting issue in HTTP Commander 6.0, possibly earlier. A remote attacker could cause script or HTML to run in a user's browser through specific login or logoff parameters. The record explicitly warns that provenance is unknown and details come only from third-party information. Exposure is most plausible where legacy HTTP Commander 6.0 or earlier remains reachable by users or the internet. The bundle does not identify supported versions, hosting patterns, authentication requirements, or CPEs, so asset confirmation is required before assigning business impact. Treat this as a targeted legacy-application risk. It is not supported by active exploitation evidence in the bundle, but internet-exposed file-management portals can carry meaningful account and data risk if XSS is confirmed. Mitigation focus: Identify whether HTTP Commander 6.0 or earlier is present.; Check current vendor guidance for patches, upgrades, or configuration workarounds.; Restrict access to HTTP Commander where business use still requires it..

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Jun 29, 2026, 07:49 UTC (UTC+00:00)

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