Zero-day Vulnerability Database

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Zero-day vulnerabilities discovered: 1

Remote code execution in JustSystems Ichitaro
CVE-2006-4326

Buffer overflow

The vulnerability allows a remote user to execute arbitrary code on the target system.

The weakness is due to stack-based buffer overflow. By persuading the victim to open a modified document, a remote attacker can execute arbitrary code.

Successful exploitation of the vulnerability results in arbitrary code execution on the vulnerable system.

Note: this vulnerability was being actively exploited.

Software: Ichitaro

Known/fameous malware:

Trojan.Tarodrop.

Links:

http://www.justsystem.co.jp/info/pd6002.html
http://www.justsystems.com/jp/info/pd6004.html

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