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(MS07-010) Microsoft Antivirus Engine Vulnerability (932135)
- Type
- Logic error
- Impact of exploitation
- Remote Code Execution
- User Interaction
- no user interaction is needed
- Attack Vector
- Maliciously Crafted File
- Rating
- High
- CVE reference
- CVE-2006-5270,
- Vendor Status
- Responded and patched
- Vulnerable systems
- Windows XP SP2,
- Vista SP0,
- Internet Explorer 6,
- Internet Explorer 7,
- Windows 2003 SP0 - SP1,
- Windows 2000 SP4,
- Microsoft Exchange Server 2003,
- Microsoft Exchange Server 2000,
- Windows Live OneCare Online,
- Antigen 9.X,
- Windows Defender Current,
- Windows Defender x64 Edition,
- Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server 1.X,
- Microsoft Forefront Security for SharePoint Server 1.X,
- Summary
- A vulnerability in Microsoft Antivirus may allow for remote code execution.
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Description
Microsoft Antivirus is an antivirus scanner developed by Microsoft. It is used by Microsoft Windows Live OneCare, Microsoft Windows Defender, and Microsoft Forefront Security. A vulnerability in Microsoft Antivirus may allow for remote code execution. The vulnerability lies in the parsing of Portable Document Format (PDF) files. A specially crafted PDF file scanned by Microsoft Antivirus would cause an integer overflow.
McAfee Product Mitigation & Recommendations
Recommendations
Download and install the patch available from Microsoft (932135): http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS07-010.mspx
McAfee Product Mitigation
McAfee Foundstone
This Foundstone vulnerability check can be used to assess if your systems are vulnerable and is expected to accurately identify if a system is vulnerable in many enterprise environments.
- Signature:
- (MS07-010) Microsoft Antivirus Engine Vulnerability (932135)
- Signature identifier:
- 4936
- Release date:
- 2/13/2007
- First released in:
McAfee Intrushield
This signature provides coverage for this vulnerability. McAfee Avert Labs will continue to update our coverage, as needed, as new exploit vectors are discovered and as new threats emerge.
- Signature:
- Microsoft Antivirus Engine Vulnerability
- Signature identifier:
- 0x40232500
- Release date:
- 2/13/2007
- First released in:
- sigset 3.1.31
Additional Resources
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS07-010: Vulnerability in Microsoft Antivirus Engine Could Allow Remote Code Execution (932135)
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS07-010.mspx
All Information
Timeline -
2/13/2007
Vendor has provided a patch.
Description -
Microsoft Antivirus is an antivirus scanner developed by Microsoft. It is used by Microsoft Windows Live OneCare, Microsoft Windows Defender, and Microsoft Forefront Security. A vulnerability in Microsoft Antivirus may allow for remote code execution. The vulnerability lies in the parsing of Portable Document Format (PDF) files. A specially crafted PDF file scanned by Microsoft Antivirus would cause an integer overflow.
McAfee Product Mitigation & Recommendations
Recommendations -
Download and install the patch available from Microsoft (932135): http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS07-010.mspx
McAfee Product Mitigation
McAfee Foundstone
This Foundstone vulnerability check can be used to assess if your systems are vulnerable and is expected to accurately identify if a system is vulnerable in many enterprise environments.
- Signature:
- (MS07-010) Microsoft Antivirus Engine Vulnerability (932135)
- Signature identifier:
- 4936
- Release date:
- 2/13/2007
- First released in:
McAfee Intrushield
This signature provides coverage for this vulnerability. McAfee Avert Labs will continue to update our coverage, as needed, as new exploit vectors are discovered and as new threats emerge.
- Signature:
- Microsoft Antivirus Engine Vulnerability
- Signature identifier:
- 0x40232500
- Release date:
- 2/13/2007
- First released in:
- sigset 3.1.31
Additional Resources
Additional Resources -
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS07-010: Vulnerability in Microsoft Antivirus Engine Could Allow Remote Code Execution (932135)
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS07-010.mspx