Changes made in patch release today: - Modified our crossdomain.xml to disallow cross-domain script access from any flash media - Re-enabled media embedding from all sites except for the one on which this exploit was hosted
It was hosted at a content hosting service that allows users to upload content. We've contacted them with the information to allow them to investigate and remove the content. It's probably overly conservative but I didn't want to provide the domain name publicly until we'd confirmed it was removed.
Is there any way to get in crossdomain.xml? I'm making Silverlight client for LJ and need to use proxy server, wich doubles my traffic. Or you can allow SOAP Action to be able to connect your XML-RPC interface () It would be nice to access your xml-rpc directly from application.
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And, for our own future reference, this site was...?
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I'm making Silverlight client for LJ and need to use proxy server, wich doubles my traffic. Or you can allow SOAP Action to be able to connect your XML-RPC interface ()
It would be nice to access your xml-rpc directly from application.