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    <cvrf:DocumentTitle>DHCP Hostname HTML Injection</cvrf:DocumentTitle>
    <cvrf:DocumentType>Fortinet PSIRT Advisories</cvrf:DocumentType>
    <cvrf:DocumentPublisher Type="Vendor">
        <cvrf:ContactDetails>
            Fortinet PSIRT Contact:
            Website: https://fortiguard.fortinet.com/faq/psirt-contact
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    <cvrf:DocumentTracking>
        <cvrf:Identification>
            <cvrf:ID>FG-IR-16-003</cvrf:ID>
        </cvrf:Identification>
        <cvrf:Status>Final</cvrf:Status>
        <cvrf:Version>1</cvrf:Version>
        <cvrf:RevisionHistory>
            <cvrf:Revision>
                <cvrf:Number>1</cvrf:Number>
                <cvrf:Date>2016-03-16T00:00:00</cvrf:Date>
                <cvrf:Description>Current version</cvrf:Description>
        </cvrf:Revision>
       </cvrf:RevisionHistory>
        <cvrf:InitialReleaseDate>2016-03-16T00:00:00</cvrf:InitialReleaseDate>
        <cvrf:CurrentReleaseDate>2016-03-16T00:00:00</cvrf:CurrentReleaseDate>
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    <cvrf:DocumentNotes>
        <cvrf:Note Title="Summary" Type="Summary" Ordinal="1">
            It is possible to inject malicious script through the DHCP HOSTNAME option. The malicious script code is injected into the device&#39;s &#34;DHCP Monitor&#34; page (System-&gt;Monitor-&gt;DHCP Monitor) on the web-based interface which is accessible by the webui administrators.
        </cvrf:Note>
        <cvrf:Note Title="Impact" Type="General" Ordinal="2">
            Cross Site Scripting
        </cvrf:Note>
        <cvrf:Note Title="Affected Products" Type="General" Ordinal="3">
            FortiOS
        </cvrf:Note>
        <cvrf:Note Title="Solutions" Type="General" Ordinal="4">
            Upgrade to one the following FortiOS versions: 5.0 branch: 5.0.13 or above 5.2 branch: 5.2.4 or above 5.4 branch: 5.4.0 or above 4.3 and lower branches are not affected by this vulnerability.
        </cvrf:Note>
    </cvrf:DocumentNotes>
    <cvrf:DocumentReferences>
        <cvrf:Reference>
            <cvrf:URL>https://fortiguard.fortinet.com/psirt/FG-IR-16-003</cvrf:URL>
            <cvrf:Description>DHCP Hostname HTML Injection</cvrf:Description>
        </cvrf:Reference>
        <cvrf:Reference>
            <cvrf:URL>https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/80.html</cvrf:URL>
            <cvrf:Description>https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/80.html</cvrf:Description>
        </cvrf:Reference>
    </cvrf:DocumentReferences>
    <cvrf:Acknowledgments>
        <cvrf:Acknowledgment>
            <cvrf:Description>Fortinet is pleased to thanks to Ziv Kamir from GamaSec for reporting a FortiOS vulnerability under responsible disclosure</cvrf:Description>
        </cvrf:Acknowledgment>
    </cvrf:Acknowledgments>
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        <Title>DHCP Hostname HTML Injection</Title>
        <cvrf:CVE>CVE-2015-3626</cvrf:CVE>
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            <Reference>
                <URL>https://fortiguard.fortinet.com/psirt/FG-IR-16-003</URL>
                <Description>DHCP Hostname HTML Injection</Description>
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                <URL>https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/80.html</URL>
                <Description>https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/80.html</Description>
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