CVE-2005-4069

SunnComm MediaMax DRM 5.0.21.0, as used by Sony BMG, assigns insecure Everyone/Full Control permissions to the "SunnComm Shared" directory, which allows local users to gain privileges by modifying programs installed in that directory, such as MMX.exe...

CVE-2005-4069

SunnComm MediaMax DRM 5.0.21.0, as used by Sony BMG, assigns insecure Everyone/Full Control permissions to the "SunnComm Shared" directory, which allows local users to gain privileges by modifying programs installed in that directory, such as MMX.exe...

CVE-2005-4069

CVE-2005-4069 concerns SunnComm MediaMax DRM 5.0.21.0, used by Sony BMG, which is installed with insecure permissions on the file path "\Program Files\Common Files\SunnComm Shared". The installer grants Everyone full control to the MediaMax directory, enabling a local user to replace or modify bi...

CVE-2005-4069: Undefined Security Weakness

SunnComm MediaMax DRM 5.0.21.0, as used by Sony BMG, assigns insecure Everyone/Full Control permissions to the "SunnComm Shared" directory, which allows local users to gain privileges by modifying programs installed in that directory, such as MMX.exe...

CVE-2005-3693

The AxWebRemoveCtrl ActiveX control for uninstalling the SunnComm MediaMax DRM allows remote attackers to download and execute arbitrary code, a similar vulnerability to CVE-2005-3650...

CVE-2005-3693

CVE-2005-3693 concerns the AxWebRemoveCtrl ActiveX control from SunnComm used for uninstalling MediaMax DRM. The vulnerability enables remote attackers to download and execute arbitrary code via the control from an arbitrary URL when a user visits a malicious site. This is documented as an Active...

CVE-2005-3693: Undefined Security Weakness

The AxWebRemoveCtrl ActiveX control for uninstalling the SunnComm MediaMax DRM allows remote attackers to download and execute arbitrary code, a similar vulnerability to CVE-2005-3650...