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Microsoft Windows .LNK Vulnerability
US-CERT is aware of a vulnerability affecting Microsoft Windows. This vulnerability is due to the failure of Microsoft Windows to properly obtain icons for .LNK files. Microsoft uses .LNK files, commonly referred to as "shortcuts," as references to files or applications. By convincing a user to...
Microsoft Windows automatically executes code specified in shortcut files
Overview Microsoft Windows automatically executes code specified in shortcut LNK and PIF files. Description Microsoft Windows supports the use of shortcut or LNK files. A LNK file is a reference to a local file. A PIF file is a shortcut to a MS-DOS application. Clicking on a LNK or PIF file has...
Flash drive/CD autoplay command execution
Added: 04/07/2009 Background This tool allows you to create a USB flash drive which, when inserted into a Windows computer, prompts a user to run a program which creates a command connection. The program is disguised as the "Open Folder" option in the AutoPlay dialog to entice the user to run it...
Flash drive/CD autoplay command execution
Added: 04/07/2009 Background This tool allows you to create a USB flash drive which, when inserted into a Windows computer, prompts a user to run a program which creates a command connection. The program is disguised as the "Open Folder" option in the AutoPlay dialog to entice the user to run it...
Flash drive/CD autoplay command execution
Added: 04/07/2009 Background This tool allows you to create a USB flash drive which, when inserted into a Windows computer, prompts a user to run a program which creates a command connection. The program is disguised as the "Open Folder" option in the AutoPlay dialog to entice the user to run it...
CVE-2009-0243
Microsoft Windows does not properly enforce the Autorun and NoDriveTypeAutoRun registry values, which allows physically proximate attackers to execute arbitrary code by 1 inserting CD-ROM media, 2 inserting DVD media, 3 connecting a USB device, and 4 connecting a Firewire device; 5 allows...
CVE-2009-0243
Microsoft Windows does not properly enforce the Autorun and NoDriveTypeAutoRun registry values, which allows physically proximate attackers to execute arbitrary code by 1 inserting CD-ROM media, 2 inserting DVD media, 3 connecting a USB device, and 4 connecting a Firewire device; 5 allows...
Code injection
Microsoft Windows does not properly enforce the Autorun and NoDriveTypeAutoRun registry values, which allows physically proximate attackers to execute arbitrary code by 1 inserting CD-ROM media, 2 inserting DVD media, 3 connecting a USB device, and 4 connecting a Firewire device; 5 allows...
CVE-2009-0243
Microsoft Windows does not properly enforce the Autorun and NoDriveTypeAutoRun registry values, which allows physically proximate attackers to execute arbitrary code by 1 inserting CD-ROM media, 2 inserting DVD media, 3 connecting a USB device, and 4 connecting a Firewire device; 5 allows...
Code injection
Microsoft Windows Vista does not properly enforce the NoDriveTypeAutoRun registry value, which allows user-assisted remote attackers, and possibly physically proximate attackers, to execute arbitrary code by inserting a 1 CD-ROM device or 2 U3-enabled USB device containing a filesystem with an...
CVE-2008-0951
CVE-2008-0951 affects Windows Vista/Server 2008 where NoDriveTypeAutoRun is not properly enforced. The vulnerability allows code execution via (1) CD-ROM AutoRun paths or (2) U3-enabled USB devices containing an Autorun.inf file, with user-assisted remote or physically proximate access. Microsoft...
CVE-2008-0951
Microsoft Windows Vista does not properly enforce the NoDriveTypeAutoRun registry value, which allows user-assisted remote attackers, and possibly physically proximate attackers, to execute arbitrary code by inserting a 1 CD-ROM device or 2 U3-enabled USB device containing a filesystem with an...
CVE-2008-0951: Improper Control of Generation of Code
Microsoft Windows Vista does not properly enforce the NoDriveTypeAutoRun registry value, which allows user-assisted remote attackers, and possibly physically proximate attackers, to execute arbitrary code by inserting a 1 CD-ROM device or 2 U3-enabled USB device containing a filesystem with an...
Microsoft Windows fails to properly handle the NoDriveTypeAutoRun registry value
Overview Microsoft Windows fails to properly handle the NoDriveTypeAutoRun registry value, which may prevent Windows from effectively disabling AutoRun and AutoPlay features. Description AutoRun, which was introduced with Windows 95, is a feature that causes Windows to automatically take an actio...