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CVE-2007-2053

Status Candidate

Overview

Multiple stack-based buffer overflows in AFFLIB before 2.2.6 allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) or possibly execute arbitrary code via (1) a long LastModified value in an S3 XML response in lib/s3.cpp; (2) a long (a) path or (b) bucket in an S3 URL in lib/vnode_s3.cpp; or (3) a long (c) EFW, (d) AFD, or (c) aimage file path. NOTE: the aimage vector (3c) has since been recalled from the researcher's original advisory, since the code is not called in any version of AFFLIB.

Related Files

afflib-overflows.txt
Posted May 3, 2007
Authored by Timothy D. Morgan | Site vsecurity.com

Virtual Security Research, LLC. Security Advisory - Multiple buffer overflows exist in AFFLIB version 2.2.0. Earlier versions may also be affected.

tags | advisory, overflow
advisories | CVE-2007-2053
SHA-256 | 559b496c894460a6c954813164a9b04a3bee9aa0a0423d28cdfb43a930ac0ea6
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