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CVE-2007-4144: Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in sample-forms/simple-contact-form-with-preview/simple-contact-fo...

Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in sample-forms/simple-contact-form-with-preview/simple-contact-form-with-preview.html in MitriDAT eMail Form Processor Pro allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script or HTML via the base_path parameter, possibly related to (1) formprocessorpro.php in the PHP version of the product, and (2) formprocessorpro.pl in the Perl version of the product.

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CVE-2007-4144 is a legacy cross-site scripting issue in MitriDAT eMail Form Processor Pro sample contact form files. A remote attacker could inject script or HTML through the base_path parameter. The business risk is mainly to public websites still running this old component, where users or administrators could be exposed to browser-side compromise. Exposure is most likely on legacy public web servers that still host MitriDAT eMail Form Processor Pro sample forms or related PHP/Perl processor files. Exact affected versions are not identified in the provided sources, so asset confirmation requires file-path and product inventory checks. Prioritize remediation if this component is internet-facing, used by customers, or reachable by authenticated administrators. For most organizations, urgency is moderate because the issue is old and active exploitation is not confirmed, but public legacy forms should not remain exposed. Mitigation focus: Identify any deployed MitriDAT eMail Form Processor Pro assets and sample form directories.; Remove or disable unused sample contact form files from public web roots.; Check original vendor or advisory guidance for available fixes or replacement versions..

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