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From: Steve Shockley (steve.shockley
shockley.net)
Date: Wed Jun 06 2007 - 19:11:18 CDT
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matt.steer
marstons.co.uk wrote:
> The bug is in an installer and malicious input is crafted then pasted
> into an input field which is copied into a buffer of insufficient
> size. The conditions of the exploit seem a little extreme to me, but
> it still results in code execution.
Does it cause execution as a different user than the one who runs
setup.exe or whatever? If not, I'm not sure it's a vulnerability. A
bug, sure, but if you can start setup.exe as the user, you can start
yourprogram.exe as well.
> Should all vulnerabilities be disclosed to a vendor (at least!)
> however high or low risk?
Personally, I report any bugs I find in software I care about to the
vendor/author. What they choose to do with it is usually their problem.
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