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Secunia Advisory SA26806

Media Player Classic AVI File Processing Buffer Overflow
Secunia Advisory SA26806
Secunia VIM 4.0 - Free Trial
Release Date 2007-09-13
Last Update 2007-11-20
   
Popularity 25,213 views
Comments 3 comments

Criticality level Highly criticalHighly critical
Impact System access
Where From remote
Authentication level This information is available to Secunia VIM customers
   
Report reliability This information is available to Secunia VIM customers
Solution Status Unpatched
   
Systems affected This information is available to Secunia VIM customers
Approve distribution This information is available to Secunia VIM customers
Remediation status Secunia VIM
   
Software:
Media Player Classic 6.x

Secunia CVSS Score This information is available to Secunia VIM Customers
CVE Reference(s) CVE-2007-4939 CVSS score available to Secunia VIM customers
  

Description

Code Audit Labs has discovered a vulnerability in Media Player Classic, which can be exploited by malicious people to compromise a vulnerable system.

The vulnerability is caused due to an input validation error when processing .AVI files and can be exploited to cause a buffer overflow via a .AVI file with a specially crafted "indx" chunk.

Successful exploitation allows execution of arbitrary code.

The vulnerability is confirmed in version 6.4.9.0. Other versions may also be affected.


Solution
The original version is no longer maintained and an official fix is not available.

Provided and/or discovered by
Code Audit Labs

Changelog
Further details available to Secunia VIM customers

Original Advisory
http://www.vulnhunt.com/advisories/CAL-20070912-1_Multiple_vendor_produce_handling_AVI_file_vulnerabilities.txt

Alternate/detailed remediation
Further details available in Customer Area

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Subject: Media Player Classic AVI File Processing Buffer Overflow
 
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cyberquotient RE: Media Player Classic AVI File Processing Buffer Overflow
Member 2nd Mar, 2010 04:52
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Last edited on 2nd Mar, 2010 04:53
There is a later version of Media Player Classic than the one identified in this vulnerability - 6.4.9.1. The latest version of QuickTime Alternative (3.1.1) bundles that version. Is this vulnerability confirmed there?
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M.Hansen RE: Media Player Classic AVI File Processing Buffer Overflow
Secunia Official 2nd Mar, 2010 08:27
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Hi
The original creators of Media Player Classic has disbanded the project and Media Player Classic is now End-Of-Life.

There is however a new project based on Media Player Classic called Media Player Classic Home Cinema which is still supported.

cyberquotient

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