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From: noreply at pewp.hack.se (No Reply)
Subject: Re: [Exploit] Winamp 5.x/3.x Skin File Remote Code Execution Exploit
 (0day)

Hi!

Anyone successfully exploited this vulnerability on a machine with 
Service Pack 2?
I played around a little bit with it yesterday but didnt get it to work.

//David


K-OTik Security Survey wrote:

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>  2002-2004 K-OTiK.COM ? Threat and Security Survey 24h/24 and 7j/7
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>25.08.2004 : Winamp 5.x/3.x Skin File Remote Code Execution Exploit
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>K-OTik Security has received since July 22nd several reports from
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>users who were hacked on IRC. This 0day attack had been used to spread
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>spyware and trojans, infecting a computer after the victim clicked on
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>a fake winamp skin web link.
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>We confirmed this flaw on fully patched systems running the latest
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>version of Winamp, and reported today this flaw/exploit to avers.
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>we decided today to make this exploit "public". There is no patch for
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>this vulnerability -> do NOT use Winamp.
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>http://www.k-otik.com/exploits/08252004.skinhead.php
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