Opera prior to 10.10, when exception stacktraces are enabled, places scripting error messages from a web site into variables that can be read by a different web site, which allows remote malicious users to obtain sensitive information or conduct cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks via unspecified vectors.
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opera opera browser 9.51 |
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opera opera browser 9.22 |
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opera opera browser 9.0 |
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opera opera browser 8.0 |
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opera opera browser 10.00 |
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opera opera browser 10 |
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opera opera browser 9.21 |
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opera opera browser 9.20 |
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opera opera browser 8.54 |
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opera opera browser 8.53 |
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opera opera browser 7.60 |
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opera opera browser 7.54 |
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opera opera browser |
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opera opera browser 10.01 |
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opera opera browser 9.12 |
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opera opera browser 9.10 |
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opera opera browser 8.52 |
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opera opera browser 8.51 |
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opera opera browser 8.50 |
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opera opera browser 7.53 |
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opera opera browser 7.23 |
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opera opera browser 9.64 |
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opera opera browser 9.52 |
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opera opera browser 9.02 |
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opera opera browser 9.01 |
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opera opera browser 8.02 |
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opera opera browser 8.01 |
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opera opera browser 7.0 |
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