[Full-disclosure] Bug on web site of Italian Bank

[corrado.liotta at alice.it]

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                     Italian Bank
                                               
  Author: CorryL    [corryl80 at gmail.com]   
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-=[+] Bug type:       Cross-Site Script & Sql Injection
-=[+] Exploitation:   Remote
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-=[+] Author:           CorryL  ~ corryl80[at]gmail[dot]com ~
-=[+] Reference:       http://corryl.altervista.org/
-=[+] Msn:             corryl[at]sitoverde[dot]com
-=[+] Irc Chan:         irc.darksin.net #x0n3-h4ck        


..::[ Descriprion ]::..

Hi,
during one personal search of mine on the sites web of the Italian banking.
I have realized that in many sites, above all those in Asp and PHP, that are affections
from bug type cross site script and sql injection, this is to point out the scarce one
knowledge in subject safety computer science of the planners.

The banks affettes from these bugs are described following:

Cassa di Risparmio di Volterra (SQL Injection)
Banca CArim (XSS)
Cassa di Risparmio di Alessandria (XSS & Sql Injection)
BNL (Sql Injection)
Banca Intesa (XSS)
Home Banking Banca CR Firenze (XSS)

My search not and' still ended.

For further information on my site, are present the relative screenshots:


http://corryl.altervista.org 

Regards.

Corrado Liotta         A.k.a (CorryL)
Admin xoned Italian Security Team
Email: corryl80 at gmail.com
Msn: corryl at sitoverde.com
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http://corryl.altervista.org/
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Specialist in:
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