Doing mouse over shows the truth.

On Wed, 2005-11-23 at 12:44, Richard Fuchshuber wrote:
> Hi,
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> I've noticed a strange behavior in "Yahoo! Mail" when dealing with html
> attachments. It's possible to insert data into the "Yahoo! Mail" html
> interface.
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> For example, with the following code in an html attachment it's possible
> to insert "Your profile is out of date, please update clicking here" above
> the button "Check Mail".
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> <?
> <TABLE border="1" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="0">
> <TR>Your profile is out of date, please update <a
> href="www.blabla.com">clicking here.</a></TR>
> </TABLE>
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> I think this could be used in phishing scam.
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> For a screenshot, see [1]. The circulated text was inserted into interface
> of the "Yahoo! Mail" through an email with the above code as an html
> attachment.
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> I tried to contact "Yahoo!" several times, without success.
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> [1] - http://richard.computeiro.com/yahoo_bug.jpg
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