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(MS07-064) Microsoft DirectX Code Execution Vulnerability Parsing SAMI Files (941568)

Type
Buffer Overflow
Impact of exploitation
Remote Code Execution
User Interaction
user interaction is needed
Attack Vector
Maliciously Crafted File
Rating
Medium
CVE reference
CVE-2007-3901,
Vendor Status
Responded and patched
Vulnerable systems
Windows  2000 SP4,
Windows  XP SP2,
Windows   2003 SP2,
Windows   Vista,
Summary
Microsoft Windows contains a vulnerability that may allow for remote code execution. Exploitation could occur when processing a maliciously crafted file.

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Description

Microsoft Windows is an industry standard operating system. Windows includes support for streaming media through its DirectShow technology. Microsoft Windows contains a vulnerability that may allow for remote code execution. The flaw lies in processing of specially crafted Synchronized Accessible Media Interchange (SAMI) files. Exploitation would allow for code execution at the rights level of the victim.

McAfee Product Mitigation & Recommendations

Recommendations

Download and install the patch available from Microsoft (941568): http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS07-064.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:
(MS07-064) Microsoft DirectX Code Execution Vulnerability Parsing SAMI Files (941568)
Signature identifier:
5624
Release date:
12/11/2007
McAfee Intrushield

We have found that McAfee Intrushield is not proactively protecting against all known exploits of 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:
HTTP: Microsoft DirectShow Code Execution Vulnerability Parsing SAMI Files
Signature identifier:
0x4023FE00
Release date:
12/11/2007
First released in:
Sigset(s) 4.1.16, 3.1.53
McAfee Host IPS

Out of the box, HIPS protects against many buffer overflow exploits. McAfee Avert Labs will continue to update our coverage, as needed, as new exploit vectors are discovered and as new threats emerge.

Signature:
Generic Buffer Overflow Protection
Signature identifier:
428
Release date:
8/24/2000
First released in:
2.0
McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.0i (VSE8.0i) / Managed Virus Scan (MVS) Buffer Overflow Protection

Out of the box, VSE 8.0i protects against many buffer overflow exploits. McAfee Avert Labs will continue to update our coverage, as needed, as new exploit vectors are discovered and as new threats emerge.

Signature:
Buffer Overflow Protection
Release date:
8/30/2004
First released in:
Build 131
McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.5i (VSE8.5i) /Total Protection for Small Business (ToPS SB) Buffer Overflow Protection

Out of the box, VSE8.5i and ToPS SB protect against many buffer overflow exploits. McAfee Avert Labs will continue to update our coverage, as needed, as new exploit vectors are discovered and as new threats emerge.

Signature:
Buffer Overflow Protection
Release date:
11/29/2006
First released in:
Build 354

Additional Resources

Microsoft Securirty Bulletin: Vulnerabilities in DirectShow Could Allow Remote Code Execution (941568)

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS07-064.mspx

All Information

Timeline -

12/11/2007

Vendor has provided a patch.

Description -

Microsoft Windows is an industry standard operating system. Windows includes support for streaming media through its DirectShow technology. Microsoft Windows contains a vulnerability that may allow for remote code execution. The flaw lies in processing of specially crafted Synchronized Accessible Media Interchange (SAMI) files. Exploitation would allow for code execution at the rights level of the victim.

McAfee Product Mitigation & Recommendations

Recommendations -

Download and install the patch available from Microsoft (941568): http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS07-064.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:
(MS07-064) Microsoft DirectX Code Execution Vulnerability Parsing SAMI Files (941568)
Signature identifier:
5624
Release date:
12/11/2007
McAfee Intrushield

We have found that McAfee Intrushield is not proactively protecting against all known exploits of 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:
HTTP: Microsoft DirectShow Code Execution Vulnerability Parsing SAMI Files
Signature identifier:
0x4023FE00
Release date:
12/11/2007
First released in:
Sigset(s) 4.1.16, 3.1.53
McAfee Host IPS

Out of the box, HIPS protects against many buffer overflow exploits. McAfee Avert Labs will continue to update our coverage, as needed, as new exploit vectors are discovered and as new threats emerge.

Signature:
Generic Buffer Overflow Protection
Signature identifier:
428
Release date:
8/24/2000
First released in:
2.0
McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.0i (VSE8.0i) / Managed Virus Scan (MVS) Buffer Overflow Protection

Out of the box, VSE 8.0i protects against many buffer overflow exploits. McAfee Avert Labs will continue to update our coverage, as needed, as new exploit vectors are discovered and as new threats emerge.

Signature:
Buffer Overflow Protection
Release date:
8/30/2004
First released in:
Build 131
McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.5i (VSE8.5i) /Total Protection for Small Business (ToPS SB) Buffer Overflow Protection

Out of the box, VSE8.5i and ToPS SB protect against many buffer overflow exploits. McAfee Avert Labs will continue to update our coverage, as needed, as new exploit vectors are discovered and as new threats emerge.

Signature:
Buffer Overflow Protection
Release date:
11/29/2006
First released in:
Build 354

Additional Resources

Additional Resources -

Microsoft Securirty Bulletin: Vulnerabilities in DirectShow Could Allow Remote Code Execution (941568)

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS07-064.mspx