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From: Jim.W.Manley () LMCO COM (Manley, Jim W)
Date: Fri, 11 Jul 1997 05:47:48 -0500


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I just finished testing this with Netscape 3.02 and Communicator 4.01.

Netscape 3.02 DID NOT appear to fix the problem demonstrated by
going to sight

                http://www.aleph2.com/tracker/

A couple of things I did note:

1.  If the option to notify the user when submitting a form insecurely
is
selected,
everytime I changed locations, the warning banner appeared in the upper
left
hand corner.

2.  In the tool bar that displays what applications are running, there
was
always
one more Netscape process than I had Netscape window open.

Communicator 4.01 did not seem to be affected by the problem.  After
connecting
to the tracker site, I was able to move around to several other sites
and none
of
the activity was tracked.

Jim Manley
LMTAS

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From:         Dominick Matthias PN OIL 6
Sent:         Thursday, July 10, 1997 9:54 AM
To:   Manley, Jim W; BUGTRAQ
Subject:      Re: CERT Advisory CA-97.20 - JavaScrip

Has anyone else already tried out Netscape Navigator 3.02? It claims
that it fix the bug found by the Danish company plus the JavaScript
bug
found by Bell labs; PC-world reports that this is the new JavaScript
bug
found by Dan Brumleve
(http://www.pcworld.com/cgi-bin/database/body.pl?ID=970709180417).
While
the fix of the first bug seems to work  I can still reproduce the 2nd
bug by going to the author's page at


I got my version for (German) Windows 95 at


ftp://ftp.netscape.com/pub/navigator/3.02/shipping/english/windows/win
d
ows95_or_nt/navigator_complete/
                n32e302p.exe    [Jul 07  20:21] 5835k

Confused...
-- Matthias



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