full-disclosure - 2 vulnerabilities combine to auto execute received files in Nokia series 60 OS

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Message-ID: <41F5145B.4070308@digitalmunition.com>
From: kf_lists at digitalmunition.com (KF (lists))
Subject: 2 vulnerabilities combine to auto execute
	received files in Nokia series 60 OS

so then the bottom line is that there is a bug. When files are being 
transfered they should also be identified via the content of the file 
rather than the extension...

-KF

>The second one is also know feature, the file type is not determinated
>from the extension but from the content of the file. So a sis package
>renamed to an jpeg file still looks from the inside as a sis package and
>so the user is prompted for installation.
>
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