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Wednesday, February 09, 2005
Symantec AntiVirus Library Heap Overflow
Internet Security Systems has a report about a vulnerability found in almost all antivirus products from Symantec concerning the use of a malformed UPX compressed executable that causes a heap overflow, making it possible to execute code on a remote machine when scanning such file. Newer products are immune, but I think there are still enough users that use an older version of some product.
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