full-disclosure - Large picture wudth DoS on MS Internet Explorer/Outlook Express

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From: davidf at gfi.com (David Farinic)
Subject: Large picture wudth DoS on MS Internet Explorer/Outlook Express

You misunderstood original post IMHO
Your 4 y. old htmls don't crash my XP just hang before I kill IE (no
prob if not exploitable).
Originally posted html BSOD OS ok let me rephrase Blue Screened XP DEAD
caput which is huge difference.
For now it seems to me as video driver issue as it depends on video
driver  (Crash dump analysis -1 report was not about video driver but it
was probably just domino effect where shortage of resources cause crash
of another driver)

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Subject: [Full-Disclosure] Large picture wudth DoS on MS Internet
Explorer/Outlook Express

This issue was originaly reported in January, 2000

http://www.security.nnov.ru/2000/january/#IEIMAGE

And  was  reported  to  Microsoft. Microsoft didn't accepted this bug as
security related but promised to "file a bug report with IE team".

http://www.security.nnov.ru/2000/january/ie5img2.html

Message  to  Bugtraq  was  moderated  by  Aleph  One  as unimportant, so
publicly information was published one year later on vuln-dev.

http://cert.uni-stuttgart.de/archive/vuln-dev/2001/06/msg00094.html

and published as advisory

http://www.security.nnov.ru/advisories/ie5freeze.asp?l=RU

Nobody reacted.

Amount of buzz about it now makes me think Internet Explorer security is
now really better than it was 4 years ago :)

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