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[HV-HIGH] Microsoft Jet DB engine vulnerabilities Mar 31 2005 09:53PM
vuln hexview com (1 replies)
Re: [HV-HIGH] Microsoft Jet DB engine vulnerabilities Apr 01 2005 12:53AM
Thor (Hammer of God) (thor hammerofgod com) (1 replies)
How is this a high-level vulnerability when a user must launch the file,
simply resulting in possible code execution within that user's interactive
credentials? If you're going to get them to launch a file, why not code up
a nice juicy .exe for them and not bother with the other stuff?

Or even better, since it's an MDB file, code it up in an Access module- that
way it won't even throw an exception.

A bug, yes- a security vulnerability, no.

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Subject: [HV-HIGH] Microsoft Jet DB engine vulnerabilities

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> ID: HEXVIEW*2005*03*31*1
> URL: http://www.hexview.com/docs/20050331-1.txt
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[ reply ]
Re: [HV-HIGH] Microsoft Jet DB engine vulnerabilities Apr 02 2005 08:59AM
Denis Jedig (seclists syneticon de) (2 replies)
Re: [HV-HIGH] Microsoft Jet DB engine vulnerabilities Apr 03 2005 09:12PM
Thor (Hammer of God) (thor hammerofgod com)
Re: [HV-HIGH] Microsoft Jet DB engine vulnerabilities Apr 03 2005 05:13PM
Steve Shockley (steve shockley shockley net) (1 replies)
Re: [HV-HIGH] Microsoft Jet DB engine vulnerabilities Apr 04 2005 06:23PM
Son SonOfLilit (sonoflilit gmail com)


 

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