URL Re director Abuse due to link to non existing domain found #3312
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Version 0.20.3
My team uses xlsx-0.20.3.tgz for our application. We recently had an Appscan done on our application and a couple of High severity vulnerabilities were found.
Issue type: link to non existing domain found
Threat class: URL redirector abuse
Severity: High
http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/
this was found in the static/js/main.*.js file when building
I did a work around where I edited every reference of schemas.openxmlformats.org to an empty string. This resulted in the domain/URLs no longer appearing, but .xlsx files returning a namespace error, but .csv files work.
Note that this has been reported before: #2829
As this is an issue out of our control, please direct the security vendor to this response.
The domain
http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/
is requiredXLSX files are ZIP files that contain XML files.
XML Namespaces are required in the various XML files. This means, at a bare minimum, the namespace URLs must exist in some form in the library.
ECMA-376 Part 2 details the required XML namespace URLs. Unfortunately there is no HTML rendering, so you will need to download the ZIP file and extract to find the PDF.
For example, Section 6.5.2 "Relationships part" defines the various
.rels
files in the XLSX file:The expected namespace, which must be included in the library, is a URL from the domain
http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/
Who can resolve the issue?
According to the
whois
data,openxmlformats.org
was registered in 2005 by the Microsoft Corporation:Ultimately the only party that can fix the problem is Microsoft.