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>> Sophos AntiVirus Scan Engine CPIO and SIT Files Handling Code Execution Vulnerabilities

Title : Sophos AntiVirus Scan Engine CPIO and SIT Files Handling Code Execution Vulnerabilities
VUPEN ID : VUPEN/ADV-2006-4919
CVE ID : CVE-2006-6335
Rated as : Critical 
Remotely Exploitable : Yes
Locally Exploitable : Yes
Release Date : 2006-12-09

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Multiple vulnerabilities have been identified in various Sophos Anti-Virus products, which could be exploited by attackers or malware to take complete control of an affected system or cause a denial of service.

The first issue is due to a buffer overflow error when handling SIT files with long non-null terminated filenames, which could be exploited by attackers to execute arbitrary commands on a system protected by a vulnerable application.

The second vulnerability is due to a buffer overflow error when handling a CPIO file with a long
non-null terminated filename, which could be exploited by attackers to compromise a vulnerable system via a specially crafted file.

Credits

Vulnerabilities reported by ZDI

ChangeLog

2006-12-09 : Initial release
2006-12-12 : Updated References

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