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From: Dan.Clemens at healthsouth.com (Clemens, Dan)
Subject: Re: [exploitwatch.org] ALERT: Windows XP JPEG Buffer Overflow POCExploit
I may not have a clue but when I read the email from the author of this "POC" it stated that it was a poc to show where the overflow will occur and doesn't actually exploit the vulnerability. Furthermore the vulnerability is a heap based overflow which means that successful worm like exploitation isn't really the highest possibility as you suggest in your fear based email.
Simply,
Dan
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Sent: Fri Sep 17 03:50:01 2004
Subject: [exploitwatch.org] ALERT: Windows XP JPEG Buffer Overflow POCExploit
A PoC for the Windows XP JPEG has been published. Because of the potential
impact, it is anticipated that this exploit will be widely used by worms and
other malware within a short period of time.
http://www.gulftech.org/?node=downloads
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