Yahoo! jukebox flaw exploits in wild

Posted by   Virus Bulletin on   Feb 6, 2008

Zero day vulnerability in music system rapidly targeted.

Vulnerabilities in Yahoo! Jukebox, a free music-management system provided by Yahoo!, have been exploited by in-the-wild attacks just days after flaws were first disclosed.

Two separate buffer overflow issues in ActiveX controls used by the system were reported on February 2nd and 5th, and attacks exploiting the first have already been seen, with security experts predicting more to come. The second issue may also affect some older version of Yahoo! Messenger software, which include the vulnerable .DLL file.

More details of the exploits are at McAfee here and at Symantec here.

Posted on 06 February 2008 by Virus Bulletin

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