wireshark -- multiple vulnerabilities

The Wireshark team reports of multiple vulnerabilities:

Wireshark could crash when reading an MP3 file.
Beyond Security discovered that Wireshark could loop
excessively while reading a malformed DNP packet.
Stefan Esser discovered a buffer overflow in the SSL
dissector.
The ANSI MAP dissector could be susceptible to a
buffer overflow on some platforms.
The Firebird/Interbase dissector could go into an
infinite loop or crash.
The NCP dissector could cause a crash.
The HTTP dissector could crash on some systems while
decoding chunked messages.
The MEGACO dissector could enter a large loop and
consume system resources.
The DCP ETSI dissector could enter a large loop and
consume system resources.
Fabiodds discovered a buffer overflow in the iSeries
(OS/400) Communication trace file parser.
The PPP dissector could overflow a buffer.
The Bluetooth SDP dissector could go into an infinite
loop.
A malformed RPC Portmap packet could cause a
crash.
The IPv6 dissector could loop excessively.
The USB dissector could loop excessively or crash.
The SMB dissector could crash.
The RPL dissector could go into an infinite loop.
The WiMAX dissector could crash due to unaligned
access on some platforms.
The CIP dissector could attempt to allocate a huge
amount of memory and crash.

Impact
It may be possible to make Wireshark or Ethereal crash or
use up available memory by injecting a purposefully
malformed packet onto the wire or by convincing someone to
read a malformed packet trace file.